EWTNC (EWTN - Canadian Feed)
Canada
EWTNC (EWTN - Canadian Feed) is the Canadian version of the global Catholic television network, tailored for viewers in Canada. Its schedule primarily features religious programming, including daily Mass, catechetical teachings, and discussions on faith and morality. Documentaries on Church history and saints, along with talk shows addressing contemporary issues from a Catholic perspective, are also part of the lineup. The channel airs in English and is available through select Canadian cable and satellite providers, as well as via online streaming for live viewing.
Trước
22:00–22:30
Holy Bears: It's Great to Be Alive
Hiện tại
22:30–23:00
My Catholic Family
25m left
Tiếp theo
23:00–23:30
EWTN Bookmark
Lịch phát sóng
21:20 - 21:30
Live Adoration From EWTN Chapel
Special, Religious, Event
From Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, Ala.
21:30 - 22:00
The Holy Rosary With Mother Angelica
Joyful Mysteries
Series, Religious
Mother Angelica and the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration recite the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Ala.
22:00 - 22:30
Holy Bears: It's Great to Be Alive
Animated, Children, Special, Religious, Adventure
Two teddy bears are shipwrecked on an island. They embark on a mission to aid suffering children.
TRỰC TIẾP 22:30 - 23:00
My Catholic Family
Saint Elizabeth of Hungary
Series, Children, Religious
From Saint Elizabeth of Hungary's example, Alex and Sergio learn that Jesus is our compass in life and that we should always trust in him.
23:00 - 23:30
EWTN Bookmark
Religious
Hosted by EWTN executive Doug Keck, "EWTN Bookmark" is a weekly program that brings viewers information on must-reads of Catholic literature. The authors provide firsthand accounts of their works, Christian themes and inspirational words. Authors featured on the show have...
23:30 - 00:00
Saint John Vianney - Heart of the Priesthood
Saint John Vianney - Heart of the Priesthood
Series, Religious
Bishop Davies reflects on St. John Vianney as a model for the priesthood of today.