EWTN Live

Join Fr. Mitch as he welcomes Bishop Frank J. Caggiano to discuss what efforts are being made to evangelize through Catholic Radio.

Fr. Mitch and David DiNapoli address the priest shortage and how the laity can help provide scholarships for priests and seminarians at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross.

Jeremy Itz and Kathleen McDonald-Tong discuss the Kolbe Prison Ministries, its care for neglected prisoners, and the reinvigoration of these prisoner’s spiritual lives in Christ.

Fr. Isaac Morales joins to discuss the sacrament of baptism, the symbolism of water in the Old Testament and our baptismal participation in Christ’s death and resurrection.

Fr. Mitch and Randall Petrides reflect on several Saints. They discuss how God calls us to become Saints of our time; to inspire, rescue and shape the history of the Church today.

Fr. Mitch and Bill Donohue discuss our culture’s current moral crisis, secular and religious visions of society and why recapturing religious roots is vital for restoring normalcy.

Fr. Mitch welcomes Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke to discuss the proper disposition for receiving communion, and the beautiful Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Fr. Mitch and Jacob Imam, founder of the College of St. Joseph the Worker, discuss merging Catholic education with teaching trade skills as an alternative to traditional college.

Fr. Mitch welcomes Fr. Robert McTeigue, SJ to discuss and reflect upon the role of the Church, Christianity and the remaining faithful in our current post-Christian society.

Fr. Mitch and Dr. Jeremy Gatdula discuss natural law. Its basis for democratic constitutions, why many legal scholars deny or ignore its principles and the effects of doing so.

Mike Vasquez joins Fr. Mitch to discuss the opioid addiction crisis and how he helped develop a cognitive behavioral therapy program to treat thousands of patients with success.

Steven Mosher joins to discuss the Chinese Communist Party’s binding hate for God, from under Chairman Mao to Xi Jinping, and the total control they seek to exert on their people.

Fr. Mitch and Notre Dame Professor of Theology and World Religions, Gabriel Reynolds, discuss Christian/Muslim relations and what Catholics should know about Islam.

R. Jared Staudt, Ph.D., and Fr. Mitch discuss the greatest civilizations’ search for immortality and how only the Eucharist provides eternal renewal to save our secular culture.

Learn how preaching inspired by the Holy Spirit and the Early Church Fathers can lead to a sacramental encounter with the Word made flesh. Fr. Mitch welcomes Fr. Andrew Hofer, OP.

Fr. Mitch welcomes Michael Jones, Ave Maria Radio’s Vice President, Doug Keck and other special guests to recall the life and work of Al Kresta.

Fr. Mitch discusses the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage to the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis with Fr. Mark McCormick and Mackenzie Warren.

Fr. Mitch with Fr. Joseph Hill, SJ, Fr. Michael Wegenka, SJ and Isaac Beck discuss the martyrdom of St. Jean de Brebeuf, his relics, and the ministry of the North American Martyrs.

Fr. Mitch and John D. Finley, Ph.D. analyze who we are as sexual beings, and how we can give a strong Catholic response to society with science, philosophy and biblical truth.

Fr. Mitch and biologist, Dr. Ann Gauger, discuss intelligent design, scientific disciplines revealing the purpose and theology behind creation and its reflection of God?s glory.

Fr. Mitch and Fr. Deacon Anthony Dragani Ph.D. discuss the vocation to the diaconate and dive into the intricacies of living out that vocation within the Byzantine Catholic Church.

Professor Kenneth Craycraft discusses how public witness in the U.S has largely been formed by the liberal story of America rather than the biblical story of Catholic Christianity.

Fr. Mitch welcomes tour guide George Stephan to talk about how the holy sites in Bethlehem, Nazareth, Galilee and Jerusalem have such a profound effect on the pilgrims that visit.

Dr. James Papandrea explains how early Church Fathers saw the Scriptures, the meaning of “divine inspiration” and the different approaches to reading the Old and New Testaments.

The mystery and importance of atonement is the topic for today. Dr. Margaret Turek helps us better understand why if God is love, would He send His Son to suffer and die as He did.