Our new programming window on Sunday evenings that will showcase the feature program(s) of the week.

Sunday April 6


8:00pm Mothering, Full of Grace
Heroes: It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s… [insert hero’s name here]! Today on Mothering, Full of Grace, we try to figure out if there is such a thing as Catholic heroes to swoop in and save us. Our moms talk about who their heroes are and how they can direct their children toward positive role models. Lea Mallett introduces us to her family and their heroes. And couple Echelle and Michael Nunan talk to each other about what it means to act heroically in their marriage.

8:30pm Witness: Fr. Gregory Chisholm
Fr. Thomas Rosica, C.S.B. interviews Canadian Missionary, Fr. Gregory Chisholm

9:00pm Encounters at the Cenacle
Parts 7 & 8 of this 10-part series that serves as a great preparation for the Eucharistic Congress, featuring Archbishop Thomas Collins, Fr. Thomas Rosica, C.S.B., Sr. Antoniana Maria of the Trinity, S.V., Sr. Gill Goulding, C.J., and Mark Mignella, Like the disciples gathered around Jesus at the Cenacle for the Last Supper, we are invited to share in the mystery of the Eucharist.

Sunday April 13


8:00pm Mothering, Full of Grace
Prayer: There are no textbooks or direct answers. There is no formula. Mathematicians and statisticians can put away their calculators. Because when it comes to prayer, there is no one way to teach someone what comes after the sign of the cross. So how can a mom teach her children to pray and to experience the most personal relationship with God? On today’s episode of Mothering, Full of Grace, our moms admit that how their children pray is a result of how they themselves pray. Meet Liz and Steve Rebello, who are teaching their eight children the benefits of prayer through example. And hear from Cary and Sandy Molyneux about the prayers they say for their own children.

8:30pm Witness: Dr Robert Ivany
Fr. Thomas Rosica, C.S.B. interviews the President of the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Dr. Robert Ivany

9:00pm Mission to the U.N.
A Salt + Light original documentary following Catholic college students as they examine the Church's reasons for advocating a strong UN. Given that accusations of corruption, ignoring genocide and funding coercive “family planning” programs have eroded much of UN Headquarters' luster, why does the Church continue to engage with the world body? This timely exploration of Vatican diplomacy provides context to Pope Benedict XVI’s April visit to New York City, the itinerary of which will include the first papal address at UN Headquarters in 13 years.

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