Special Advent Programming

CHRIST COMES IN HISTORY, MYSTERY AND MAJESTY: REFLECTIONS ON ADVENT WITH HIS EMINENCE, TIMOTHY CARDINAL DOLAN

These Advent Reflections were recorded especially for EWTN in Cardinal Dolan’s private chapel.

Week One – Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York reflects on the coming of the Messiah and how the Church during Advent, in a small way, consolidates those waiting for centuries into four short weeks.

Week Two – Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York reflects on the mystery of Christ and how he comes to be reborn in us every day, despite the world’s failure to recognize Him.

Week Three – Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York reflects on the majesty of Christ, his return as the Omnipotent Judge, and how we should look at our actions “under the aspect of eternity’ during Advent.

Week Four – Cardinal Timothy Dolan reflects on how Christ comes through the saints, from the proclamation of the kingdom to the call of repentance and conversion of heart.

Sunday, December 3 (part 1) 11:00 AM
Saturday, December 9 (part 1) 7:30 PM

Sunday, December 10 (part 2) 11:00 AM
Saturday, December 16 (part 2) 7:30 PM

Sunday, December 17 (part 3) 11:00 AM
Sunday, December 17 (part 3) 9:00 PM
Saturday, December 23 (part 3) 7:30 PM

Sunday, December 24 (part 4) 11:00 AM

 

AUGUSTINE INSTITUTE RADIO THEATRE: “Ode to St. Cecilia”

PART TWO: The Chord Is Struck
Cecilia’s vow to Christ is threatened by pressure from her parents to marry the Roman Senator Valerian. Prefect Almachius pushes Maximus to intensify his search for the Christians.

PART THREE: Tragically Poetic
Valerian and Tibertius go on a quest to confirm Cecilia’s claims. Maximus is in conflict with his friends and the demands of Almachius.

PART FOUR: A Great Mystery
The persecution of the Christians takes a tragic turn as Almachius fulfills his threats.

PART FIVE: Arise
Almachius puts a life-or-death choice to Cecilia and her friends – and Maximus has to decide where to place his loyalties.

Sunday, December 3 (part 2) 10:30 AM
Sunday, December 10 (part 3) 10:30 AM
Sunday, December 17 (part 4) 10:30 AM
Sunday, December 24 (part 5) 10:30 AM

 

CHURCH AND THE POOR-ADVENT WITH THE MISSIONARIES OF THE POOR

Join the Missionaries of the Poor for these special Advent talks, recorded on location in Kingston, Jamaica.

Week One – The Missionaries of the Poor discuss our anticipation of the Lord’s coming but with faith and faithful surrender.

Week Two – The Missionaries of the Poor explain this cause of our true and lasting joy and the immense effect it has in our lives and in the lives of others.

Week Three – The Missionaries of the Poor take you to the wonders of God’s love which we celebrate this Christmas.

Week Four – The Missionaries of the Poor help you discover how this saving hope saves us from empty promises only if we put our trust in God’s promise.

Sunday, December 3 (part 1) 1:00 PM
Sunday, December 3 (part 1) 11:00 PM

Sunday, December 10 (part 2) 1:00 PM
Sunday, December 10 (part 2) 11:00 PM

Sunday, December 17 (part 3) 1:00 PM
Sunday, December 17 (part 3) 11:00 PM

Sunday, December 24 (part 4) 3:00 PM

 

ADVENT RETREAT WITH FR. PABLO STRAUB

Fr. Straub conducts a five-part retreat on the meaning of Advent.

Note: This will air on EWTN Radio Classics only.

Monday, December 4 10:00 AM (part 1)
Tuesday, December 5 10:00 AM (part 2)
Wednesday, December 6 10:00 AM (part 3)
Thursday, December 7 10:00 AM (part 4)
Friday, December 8 10:00 AM (part 5)

SPECIAL LIVE EVENT – SOLEMN MASS OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
From Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale AL

Friday, December 8 8:00 AM LIVE

 

CHRIST IS BORN TO SAVE: CHRISTMAS WITH THE DOMINICAN FRIARS

A spotlight on the CD “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring”, featuring the music of the Schola Cantorum of the Dominican Friars in Washington DC.

Saturday, December 16 12:00 PM

 

CHRISTMAS WITH THE DOMINICAN SISTERS OF MARY

A spotlight on the CD “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring”, including comments from Sisters Joseph Andrew and John Michael!

Saturday, December 16 12:00 PM
Sunday, December 17 5:00 PM

 

DICKENS: A CHRISTMAS CAROL

This production of Charles Dickens’ immortal classic “A Christmas Carol” was adapted by Dennis D. Skirvin for five readers to present dramatically.
Sunday December 17 12:00 PM
Sunday December 17 10:00 PM

 

MERRY CHRISTMAS, GEORGE BAILEY! 

The famous Frank Capra movie is brought to life for EWTN Radio from Anathan Theatre, on the campus of Franciscan University of Steubenville.
Saturday December 23 5:00 PM