During the month of September, the CatholicTV Network premieres its new season of programming with all new shows from returning series, the debut of several original CatholicTV shows and programs from our religious broadcasting partners. In addition, the network will broadcast special events honoring Blessed Mother Teresa and Pope Benedict XVI's visit to the United Kingdom.
Father Dan O'Connell is back for another season of new episodes on the longest-running CatholicTV studio series, We've Got to Talk. WOW: the CatholicTV Challenge begins its sixth season with new WUDABOUTS. Father Chris Hickey and Father Paul Rouse welcome new guest priests on Going My Way.
Dr. John Clabeaux hosts his third series for the network, The Gospel of Matthew. Rabbi Samuel Chiel continues examining the Old Testament in the new series Leviticus. The CatholicTV movie review show Spotlight, with Father Chip Hines and Father Bill Kelly, debuts new episodes.
Hope on Campus is a new original series, produced in conjunction with the Brotherhood of Hope, hosted by Sara Fernandes showcasing the brotherhood's work on college campuses. Catholic artist and iconographer Michael Clayton examines Catholic traditions in art as an expression of a Catholic worldview in The Way of Beauty.
Look for new programs from our religious programming partners around the country. Roots of Faith takes a look at the church in Louisiana. Catholics Matter features services, events and organizations in the Diocese of Phoenix. My Americas gives viewers a close-up look at the diverse spirituality and rich cultures of Latin America.
On September 5, tune in a special Mass and Ceremony for USPS Stamp of Blessed Mother Teresa from the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington D.C. From September 16-19, join the CatholicTV Network for coverage of the Holy Father's visit to the United Kingdom. He will meet with Queen Elizabeth, leaders of the Church of England and celebrate the Beatification Mass of Cardinal John Henry Newman.
The new season of programming begins on Labor Day, Monday, September 6. Visit our schedule page for a preview of the new lineup.