
Every Wednesday night, Fr. Mitch Pacwa, interviews various guests seeking to teach and prepare us for evangelism. Learn more about your faith and reawaken your desire to bring others to the Church.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe, MFVA, explores Mother Angelica's most beloved and impactful devotional writings, offering viewers a deeper look at her rich and enduring spiritual legacy.
Award-winning documentarian and Catholic convert Dave Stotts joins EWTN Live to share "Road Less Traveled," his documentary journey of discovering the Catholic faith across Turkey.
Ralph Martin joins Fr. Mitch to examine the eternal realities of heaven, hell, and judgment, and the profound spiritual dangers souls face when these truths are neglected today.
Catholic poet James Matthew Wilson joins EWTN Live to honor the nation's 250th Anniversary, bringing to life the profound beauty and power of verse in service of faith and country.
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Well educated priest but man his conservatism allows leaks into his discussions. A true anti-Pope Francis priest. And his audience always seem to accept his pronouncements as if fully truthful, not perverted by his far-right stance. He seems to be a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
Well educated priest but man his conservatism allows leaks into his discussions. A true anti-Pope Francis priest. And his audience always seem to accept his pronouncements as if fully truthful, not perverted by his far-right stance. He seems to be a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
A real Jesuit.
Clear orthodox Catholic worldview of current issues within and outside of the church.
I rather find it quite evident he loves the Church and the Lord!!!!
I recently discovered Fr Mitch. He is exceptionally well read and knowledgeable across many disciplines related to theology and social issues. I had recently binged on the last five episodes. Highly recommended. And thank you Fr Mitch for all you do for us.
Thank you Fr Mitch for your wealth of knowledge and your teaching. May God Bless you and keep you in good health to continue your ministry.
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A spiritually focused, intellectually rigorous program featuring Catholic clergy, scholars, and authors who explore faith, philosophy, church teaching, and culture through thoughtful dialogue. Episodes often center on theology, church history, ethics, bioethics, and how Catholic thought informs modern life, education, and public discourse. Noteworthy is the emphasis on personal testimonies, canonical topics, and the use of host-led conversations to illuminate complex ideas for listeners who value rigorous, faith-driven inquiry and practical applications for evangelization and daily living.
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Recent guests on EWTN Live include:
1. Dave Stotts
2. Dr. Ralph Martin
3. James Matthew Wilson
4. Father Sebastian Walsh
5. Carrie Gress
6. Tom Monaghan
7. Paul Bolus
8. Theresa Bolus
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