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Why was Lucifer cast out? Heres the story...
In Jesus’ Name is a new three-part documentary series exploring the reality of evil, exorcism, demonic oppression, and the spiritual battle for the human soul.
Watch Episode 1 October 28 on YouTube and EWTN+. Then watch Episodes 2 & 3 exclusively on EWTN+.
Mother Angelica reflects on the 2nd Sorrowful Mystery, The Scourging at the Pillar.
Originally aired May 26, 1986
In this candid and vulnerable interview, Garrett opens up about decades of running from deep childhood wounds, identity confusion, and chronic addiction. Labeled gay from the first grade and exposed early to trauma and pornography, Garrett learned to arm himself with a sharp tongue, aggression, and an alter ego to survive.
What followed was a decade-long cycle of daily marijuana use, heavy drinking, dating drug dealers, and building a public identity around being a "pretty boy" and high-profile DC hairstylist—all while battling severe inner isolation and shame.
Garrett shares how a simple commitment to pray for just five minutes a day began unraveling years of self-deception. From miraculous deliverance out of substance abuse to finding community through Courage International, confronting father wounds, and ultimately entering monastic formation, Garrett reveals what true healing and surrender look like when you stop trying to earn holiness and allow God to meet you exactly as you are.
Garrett’s Book: Becoming a Good Man (Available at bookstores and online retailers)
Here is your routine reminder to stay far away from witchcraft and the occult from Father Dan Reehil 🎞️
In Jesus’ Name is a new three-part documentary series exploring the reality of evil, exorcism, demonic oppression, and the spiritual battle for the human soul.
Watch Episode 1 October 28 on YouTube and EWTN+. Then watch Episodes 2 & 3 exclusively on EWTN+.
Mother Angelica warns us that the world promises but can never fulfill.
Originally aired September 13, 1989
Are you INTENTIONALLY generous?
You can catch the Faith and Finance Report with Chris Mcmahon OnDemand at ewtn.com
Chris McMahon reveals how to integrate the Faith and business through market analyses, dialogs with successful business leaders, and spotlights of emerging Catholic entrepreneurs.
SHAKE THE DUST FROM YOUR FEET!
Tag someone who may need this bit of motivation from our dear Mother Angelica.
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Mother Angelica explains that while our appearances may change as we get older, we are always the same person.
Originally aired May 26, 1986
Mother Angelica asks, "do you ever thank God for the crosses in your life?"
Originally aired March 13, 1984
Watch Siobhan Fallon Hogan & Catholics and Cappuccinos during a live audience at the Napa Institute. Timothy Reckart, David Henrie, and Alejandro Monteverde are in this amazing episode. Watch it all NOW on EWTN+ & YouTube ☕️✝️
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David Henrie on how we learn about God through us? with Siobhan Fallon Hogan & Catholics and Cappuccinos during a live audience at the Napa Institute. Timothy Reckart and Alejandro Monteverde also are in this amazing episode. Watch it all NOW on EWTN+ & YouTube ☕️✝️
Watch NOW here: youtu.be/fYh7iGQ2ZfA
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EWTN Global Catholic Network retweeted
Pope Leo XIV returned to the window of the Apostolic Palace at noon today to lead the Angelus, five days after surgery to remove a nodule from his right lung. Smiling, he greeted the crowd as cheers rang out across St. Peter’s Square. His surgeon has said there are no clinical reasons to prevent his upcoming trip to South America.
Blessed Fulton J. Sheen believed that faith and excellence belong together.
We do, too!
Audiences are hungry for MEANING 🥹
Thank you David Henry for this powerful message.
You can watch the 2026 Sheen Awards on the EWTN YouTube channel.
EWTN Global Catholic Network retweeted
Around 3:30 pm Rome time, Pope Leo left Gemelli Hospital just as he arrived: walking, smiling, and greeting the crowd. He will continue his recovery at the Vatican and is expected to lead the Sunday Angelus overlooking St. Peter’s Square tomorrow.
Video: Veronica Giacometti / @EWTNews
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EWTN Global Catholic Network retweeted
On October 16, 1978—48 years ago today—the world met Pope John Paul II, the first non-Italian pope in more than 450 years.
Saint John Paul II, pray for us! 🙏
Discover the legacy of Pope St. John Paul II
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EWTN Global Catholic Network retweeted
Pope Leo XIV is fit for discharge from the hospital.
The Vatican has announced encouraging news regarding the Holy Father’s recovery following lung surgery to remove a pulmonary adenocarcinoma.
In a statement, Dr. Luigi Carbone and Prof. Stefano Margaritora provided the following update on the Pope’s post-operative recovery:
“Based on blood test results, a chest X-ray performed this morning, and an assessment of his clinical status, the Holy Father has been deemed fit for discharge.”
The Vatican has also announced that Sunday’s Angelus will take place from the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican, marking the Pope’s return to the Vatican following his hospitalization at Gemelli Hospital in Rome.
Let us continue to pray for Pope Leo XIV, giving thanks for this positive news and asking the Lord to accompany him as he continues his recovery. 🙏
