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EWTN GALAXY 11 ADVANCE PROGRAM SCHEDULE JULY 2006 ALL TIMES ARE TORONTO/ET Please e-mail or fax address changes to: Jillian Henning, [email protected], 205-271-2925. Thank You.

MUSIC SPECIAL DANA: THE BEST IS YET TO COME (60:00) Travel throughout Ireland with Dana, where no matter where you go the Irish celebrate their love of music. Dana sings folk songs, original inspirational compositions, and popular tunes on 1,000-year-old city streets, picturesque ships, and even in her hometown. Saturday July 1, 2006 3 AM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING EWTN 25 TH ANNIVERSARY FAMILY CELEBRATION, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA [8 HOURS] MORNING SESSION (2 HOURS) Saturday July 1, 2006 11 AM AFTERNOON SESSION (3 HOURS) Saturday July 1, 2006 1 PM THE WORLD OVER (90:00) Saturday July 1, 2006 4 PM KEYNOTE ADDRESS (90:00) Saturday July 1, 2006 5:30 PM

EWTN GLOBAL SHOWCASE THE HOLY CITIES: ASSISI (60:00) This third part of three documentaries begins in Jerusalem, where three religions come together, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Assisi is portrayed as a city bearing a message. From being walled and closed in on itself, it has become a town that is open, with no boundaries, a bridge between the past and the future. Ever since its son and daughter, Francis and Clare began their journey following Jesus’ footsteps, Assisi has become a town of culture without borders, a center of reflection and spiritual encounters. The Franciscans and lay persons are committed to the promoting of missions to all nations and to all mankind, going beyond all cultural, ethnic, and religious barriers. Saturday July 1, 2006 8 PM Sunday July 2, 2006 2 AM Thursday July 6, 2006 1 PM

IN CONCERT FAURE: REQUIEM (60:00) Performed by the Holland Boys Choir and soloists with the Hungarian Chamber Orchestra; Conducted by Pieter Jan Leusink. Filmed at the Dominican Church in Zwolle, Faure's achieves an elegance and sensitivity within a more traditional and conservative compositional framework. Written in 1887 at the age of 42, Faure's Requiem echoes his personal experience of grief and his hope of heaven. Sunday July 2, 2006 1:30 PM Saturday July 8, 2006 3 AM

CATHOLIC COMPASS FRANCISCAN UNIVERSITY PRESENTS (60:00) Vatican II: The Crisis and the Promise Dr. Alan Schreck, chair of Franciscan University's Theology Department, will discuss whether the Second Vatican Council changed the Catholic Church too much or did not go far enough, and why there is still so much controversy over Vatican II 40 years after its close. He joins Host Father Michael Scanlan, TOR, and regular panelists Dr. Scott Hahn and Dr. Regis Martin for this timely discussion Sunday July 2, 2006 10 PM Tuesday July 4, 2006 2 PM Friday July 7, 2006 4 AM

EWTN GALLERY NEVER FAR FROM HOME (30:00) Eternal Word Television Network, Inc. 5817 Old Leeds Road  Irondale, Alabama 35210  U.S.A. 205-271-2900  F/205-271-2925  www.ewtn.com G11 ADVANCE PROGRAM SCHEDULE – JULY 2006 _____ Page 2 This program presents several Catholic chaplains, who relate their experiences as pastor, guide, friend, confidant and confessor. Chaplains are shown celebrating Mass, in chapels and in the field, teaching children of military families, and participating in military exercises. Commanding officers give their own insights into the unique role played by chaplains, in times of stress, sorrow, and confusion. Chaplains, by representing the Faith that military men and women were raised in, give them the sense that they are “never far from home.” Monday July 3, 2006 3 AM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING TERESA DE LOS ANDES (90:00) Dramatized presentation of the life, spirituality and ministry of this Chilean Saint, Teresa de Los Andes. (Spanish narration with English-subtitles) Monday July 3, 2006 5:30 PM Tuesday July 4, 2006 5:30 PM Wednesday July 5, 2006 5:30 PM Thursday July 6, 2006 5:30 PM Friday July 7, 2006 5:30 PM TERESA DE LOS ANDES (60:00) Saturday July 8, 2006 6 PM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING SUPER SAINTS (30:00) Saint Maria Goretti Join Bob and Penny Lord as they discuss the life and death of St. Maria Goretti. Monday July 3, 2006 9:00 PM Wednesday July 5, 2006 5:30 AM Friday July 7, 2006 5:00 PM

EWTN GALLERY SOUTH POLE PADRE (30:00) Documentary about the first (and only) priest to go to the South Pole. Tuesday July 4, 2006 3:30 AM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING HISTORY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE U.S. (30:00) What is Roman Catholicism in America? First and foremost evangelization in America was done by the Spanish. They were primarily Franciscan Priests and brothers and they explored and evangelized Florida, Texas and the western states. The Spanish were followed by the French Jesuits like Isaac Joques, Gabriel Richard and René Maynard. Tuesday July 4, 2006 5:30 AM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING HISTORY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE U.S. (30:00) The Church Enters the 20th Century The 20th Century opened with a heresy called the “phantom fantasy.” Father Isaac Hecker began the Paulist Order of Priests. French translations errors in his biography implied Father Hecker was requesting the Church relax certain “ancient” ways to accommodate the new American culture. Progressivism pervaded American culture, government, newspapers and other institutions. Many leaders were anti-Catholic, including the current President, Woodrow Wilson, unwilling aid predominately Catholic foreign governments. Tuesday July 4, 2006 5 PM

EWTN GALLERY FOR GOD AND COUNTRY (30:00) Documentary about Fr. Al Schmitt, the first Catholic Chaplain killed in World War II. Wednesday July 5, 2006 3 AM

EWTN PRESENTS TIMEWATCH: MYTH OF THE SPANISH INQUISITION (60:00) This program shows how historians now evaluate the Spanish Inquisition since the opening of an investigation into the Inquisition’s archives; it also includes commentary from historians whose studies verify that the tale of the darkest hour of the Church was greatly fabricated. Wednesday July 5, 2006 10 PM

EWTN GALLERY MARY, A WORD, A PRAYER (30:00) This beautiful and uplifting film gives a moving and colorful presentation on the rich history of artistic expression of the life and reverence of Our Lady. Produced in Italy, this film traces a journey, which covers twenty centuries of devotion and art in honor of the Mother of God. It explores the huge wealth of Marian artwork through which the artists presented the faith in so many ways. Thursday July 6, 2006 3 AM G11 ADVANCE PROGRAM SCHEDULE – JULY 2006 _____ Page 3 SPECIAL PROGRAMMING LOVE’S BRAVEST CHOICE (30:00) St. Maria Goretti serves as a role model of chastity and purity for girls today because she heroically resisted the young man who sought to rob her of her virginity a century ago. This documentary reveals the virtue and charity of a girl who could forgive her murderer, Allesandro Serenelli, on her deathbed. Find out why he was present when Pope Pius XII proclaimed Maria a saint on July 25th, 1950. Thursday July 6, 2006 2 PM EWTN GALLERY BENEDICTION (30:00) Prior to his becoming Pope John XXIII in 1958, Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli served a distinguished career in the Vatican Diplomatic Corps. Benediction is the story of his years as the papal representative to Bulgaria, providing a new and fascinating look into the man thought to be an elderly transitional Pope, who stunned the world by calling Vatican Council II. Friday July 7, 2006 3 AM

EWTN GLOBAL SHOWCASE THE FOURTEEN FLOWERS OF PARDON (60:00) Stabbed to death in 1901 because she would not give in to her attacker’s wicked designs on her chastity, 11-year-old Maria Goretti would became the Church’s youngest canonized saint. This documentary reveals the modest, obedient, and pious oldest daughter of an upright Italian peasant family who forgave her attacker - Allesandro Serenelli - before she died. While in prison, he had a life-changing dream of Maria, who gave him 14 lilies, a flower of pardon for each of the wounds he had inflicted. See how forgiveness transformed a criminal, the victim’s family, and their community. Saturday July 8, 2006 8 PM Sunday July 9, 2006 2 AM Thursday July 13, 2006 1 PM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING PAST THE BOUNDARY: THE JOURNEY OF AUGUSTINE TOLTON (30:00) How did America get her first black priest? The improbable story of a former slave and his journey to brave hate, rejection, jealousy, and dishonesty, is a journey of faith, hope, and charity. See how Fr. Augustine Tolton rose above his times to faithfully serve whites as well as blacks in his 11 years of priestly service. Sunday July 9, 2006 11 AM

IN CONCERT WILLEM DE FESCH: MISSA PASCHALIS AND MISSA IN G (60:00) This concert features a performance of two Masses by the Baroque composer Willem de Fesch: "Missa Paschalis" and "Missa in G." De Fesch's joyful "Missa Paschalis" or "Paschal Mass" was written for the Easter season in celebration of Christ rising from the dead. The "Missa in G" or "Mass in G" is a striking example of de Fesch's distinct musical individualism, exemplifying the composer's position as one of the most important composers in England during the second quarter of the 18th century. Filmed at the Grote Kerk in Elburg, The Netherlands, this concert is performed by the Holland Boys Choir and Orchestra with Pieter Jan Leusink conducting. Vocal soloists are Marjon Strijk, soprano, Sytse Buwalda, countertenor, Marcel Beekman, tenor, Bas Ramselaar, bass, and Martinus Leusink, tenor. Sunday July 9, 2006 1:30 PM Saturday July 15, 2006 3 AM

CATHOLIC COMPASS FAMILY THEATER - TRIUMPHANT HOUR (60:00) This program tells the Resurrection story using many of the well-known actors of the day. The episode begins with the praying of the Rosary in a parish church and the congregation is filled with many familiar faces from the past who were active both in early television, radio, and movies. Sunday July 9, 2006 10 PM Tuesday July 11, 2006 2 PM Friday July 14, 2006 4 AM

EWTN GALLERY FATHER WERENFRIED AND THE RECIPIENTS OF HIS SCHOLARSHIP (06:00) This program serves as a tribute to Fr. Werenfried van Straaten, the Norbertine monk who founded ‘Aid to the Church in Need’ and passed away in January of 2003. AID TO THE CHURCH IN NEED PRESENTATION (14:19) This short program offers an overview of the Aid to the Church in Need, an international Catholic community serving the needs of Catholic ministry around the world. Monday July 10, 2006 3 AM Monday July 10, 2006 6:30 PM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING SUPER SAINTS: (30:00) Saint Benedict Join Bob and Penny Lord as they discuss the life of St. Benedict. Monday July 10, 2006 9:00 PM Wednesday July 12, 2006 5:30 AM Friday July 14, 2006 5:00 PM G11 ADVANCE PROGRAM SCHEDULE – JULY 2006 _____ Page 4

EWTN GALLERY UKRAINE: SEEDS OF FAITH (30:00) Program about the influx of seminarians in the Ukraine and the logistical needs to support them. Tuesday July 11, 2006 3 AM Tuesday July 11, 2006 6:30 PM

EWTN GALLERY UKRAINE ~ A FORGOTTEN GENERATION (30:00) Program stressing the dire condition of education and childcare in the Ukraine. Wednesday July 12, 2006 3 AM Wednesday July 12, 2006 6:30 PM

EWTN PRESENTS MARIANNHILL AND ITS FOUNDER: ABBOT FRANCIS PFANNER (60:00) This program focuses on the Mission of Mariannhill from its foundation in 1879 by Fr. Francis Pfanner to the time of his death in 1909. Initially a Trappist Monastery, it became the Mariannhill Missionary Fathers and Brothers under the direction of Pope Pius X featuring a museum, guest house, hospital, carpentry shop, publishing facility, St. Francis College, a farm and St. Joseph’s Cathedral. Dozens of missions in South Africa have been spawned as offshoots of Mariannhill. It was also from here that the order of the Sisters of the Precious Blood was formed. Wednesday July 12, 2006 10 PM

EWTN GALLERY SRI LANKA ~ WHERE GOD WEEPS (30:00) This video discusses how fragmented the collective peoples of Sri Lanka are: 70% of the population is Buddhist, while the rest are Muslim and Christian, and there is great unfamiliarity and distrust between them. Thursday July 13, 2006 3 AM Thursday July 13, 2006 6:30 PM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING VISIONARIES, MYSTICS AND STIGMATISTS (30:00) Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha Come to Fonda, New York, and Kahnawake, Canada, where Kateri lived and died, and had her ministry. Meet Frs. Plavcan and Bruyere, Promulgators for Blessed Kateri's cause of Canonization. Thursday July 13, 2006 4:30 AM Saturday July 15, 2006 1:30 PM

EWTN GALLERY VIETNAM ~THE GILDED CAGE (30:00) The gilded cage of the title refers to a caged bird, which describes the Church in Viet Nam. It may appear to be free, as their constitution guarantees, but in fact it is under constant surveillance as a threat to socialist order. Friday July 14, 2006 3 AM Friday July 14, 2006 6:30 PM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING DEFENDERS OF FAITH IN WORD AND DEED (30:00) The 13th Century: Saint Bonaventure The Church produced very significant defenders of faith in the 13th century. Join Fr. Charles Connor as he discusses the life of Saint Bonaventure. Saturday July 15, 2006 2 PM

EWTN GLOBAL SHOWCASE COMPLETELY CHRIST’S 60:00) This is a well-made program intended to help viewers better understand how they should listen God to determine if they are indeed being called to the consecrated life. Saturday July 15, 2006 8 PM Sunday July 16, 2006 2 AM Thursday July 20, 2006 1 PM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL SPECIAL (30:00) Fr. Pablo Straub offers meditations about Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Sunday July 16, 2006 3 AM Sunday July 16, 2006 5:30 PM

IN CONCERT BACH: ST. MATTHEWS PASSION (3 HOURS) G11 ADVANCE PROGRAM SCHEDULE – JULY 2006 _____ Page 5 The Choir of Kings College, the Brandenberg Consort, a full orchestra, and two organs plumb the depths of Johann Sebastian Bach’s great musical representation of Christ’s Passion. The drama of St. Matthew’s Gospel, chapters 26 and 27, come to life at the Chapel of Kings College, Cambridge, England. Sunday July 16, 2006 1:30 PM Saturday July 16, 2006 3 AM

CATHOLIC COMPASS JOURNEY HOME ROUNDTABLE (60:00) Baptist ~ Father Gray Bean; David Currie; Stephen Ray Marcus Grodi interviews three converts from the Baptist tradition, and explores the history, theology, and practices of that tradition in relation to the Church. Sunday July 16, 2006 10 PM Tuesday July 18, 2006 2 PM Friday July 21, 2006 4 AM

EWTN GALLERY BURMA: THRESHOLD OF HOPE (30:00) Presentation of conditions of life in Burma, along with a brief examination of the Catholic Church there. Monday July 17, 2006 3 AM Monday July 17, 2006 6:30 PM

EWTN GALLERY ALBANIA-MY WONDERFUL DAILY GRIND (30:00) This episode follows the “daily grind” of Fr. Leonard Deja, a Polish priest making his way to various remote villages throughout the Albanian countryside. Tuesday July 18, 2006 3 AM Tuesday July 18, 2006 6:30 PM

EWTN GALLERY BOSNIA ~ SCHOOLS FOR EUROPE (30:00) This program places a great deal of value on cultural and religious tolerance in rebuilding society in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Wednesday July 19, 2006 3 AM Wednesday July 19, 2006 6:30 PM

EWTN PRESENTS McGUIRE MEMORIAL HOME: A HOUSE BUILT ON HOPE (60:00) This moving film describes an extraordinary program for the care of developmentally disabled children managed by Felecian Sisters. Celebrate with the sisters and staff of Mc Guire Memorial Home the sanctity of life and the faith, hope and love imparted by children who cope with burdens most of us can’t even imagine. Wednesday July 19, 2006 10 PM

EWTN GALLERY LEBANON ~ A SPRING IN THE DESERT (16:00) Lebanon once had a Christian majority, but because of war, economic hardship, and the rapid spread of Islam, this is no longer the case. Even so, the growing instability has resulted in an increase in vocations in the Catholic Church in Lebanon. SAINT JOSEPH OF CUPERTINO: THE FLYING FRIAR (10:00) This program is portrayed as being an episode of ‘The Catholic Minute’ which suggest there will be other episodes featuring quick overviews of various Saints. (Currently, this is the only episode.) While showing various art depicting St. Joseph, the highlights of his life are discussed. He was known for levitation and is considered the Patron Saint of exam-takers and anyone who travels by flight. Thursday July 20, 2006 3 AM Thursday July 20, 2006 6:30 PM

EWTN GALLERY THE TESTAMENT ~THE STORY OF GHASSIBE KAYROUZ (30:00) The story of a Lebanese Catholic martyr, as recounted in interviews with the relatives and Church leaders who knew him. Friday July 21, 2006 3 AM Friday July 21, 2006 6:30 PM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING DOCTORS OF THE CHURCH (30:00) Doctors of the Modern Papacy ~ St. Lawrence of Brindisi Pope John XXIII added to the list of Doctors of the Church in the modern age an Italian Capuchin, St. Lawrence of Brindisi. Let us look at this Doctor then, to see how the St. Lawrence contributed to this long and illustrious list of saints canonized in the 20th century. Friday July 21, 2006 10 AM G11 ADVANCE PROGRAM SCHEDULE – JULY 2006 _____ Page 6 EWTN GLOBAL SHOWCASE SOLANUS CASEY: PRIEST, PORTER, PROPHET (90:00) Born in 1870 and baptized Bernard Francis Casey, he went no further than grammar school. As a result, he was educationally handicapped when he entered seminary and was dismissed in his fourth year. He eventually entered the Capuchin order, taking the name Solanus, and was ordained as a simplex, or Mass, priest. He was never allowed to preach or hear confessions. In Yonkers, NY, he was assigned the humble duties of sacristan and porter. Soon, however, his charismatic gift of healing and prophecy began to manifest themselves. The people flocked to him, so much so that as his health declined, he had to be moved to a rural monastery in Indiana … to which busloads of people came down from Detroit. Following his death in 1957, he was subsequently exhumed and found to be incorrupt. He was pronounced Venerable to Pope John Paul II in 1995. Saturday July 22, 2006 8 PM Sunday July 23, 2006 2 AM Thursday July 27, 2006 1 PM

IN CONCERT MOZART: MASS IN C MINOR (60:00) Written from a purely internal motivation and inspiration, Mozart’s Mass in C Minor is regarded as the best of his sacred music compositions. Mozart promised to write a Mass if his future wife agreed to marry him; she agreed, they married, and Constanze Mozart sang the soprano part at the premier in 1783. Sunday July 23, 2006 1:30 PM Saturday July 29, 2006 3 AM

CATHOLIC COMPASS THE KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN (60:00) This video provides a history of this global Catholic Order from the time of their conception 1000 years ago until now. Originally begun as servants of the Hospital of St. John in Jerusalem at the time of the Crusades, this order soon became more regarded for its military role as defenders of the faith. Presently, the Knights represent the Sovereign Military Order of Malta, the world’s smallest sovereign nation, though they own no actual land. They are represented by 11,000 members all over the world and now, primarily, tend to serve the sick and needy. Sunday July 23, 2006 10 PM Tuesday July 25, 2006 2 PM Friday July 28, 2006 4 AM

EWTN GALLERY THE MARONITE TRILOGY (30:00) St. Maron and Marnonite Rite Monday July 24, 2006 3 AM Monday July 24, 2006 6:30 PM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING SUPER SAINTS (30:00) Saints Joachim and Anne Join hosts Bob and Penny Lord as they discuss the lives of Saints Joachim and Anne, parents of the Blessed Mother. Monday July 24, 2006 9:00 PM Wednesday July 26, 2006 5:30 AM

EWTN GALLERY THE MARONITE TRILOGY (30:00) The Maronite Saints Tuesday July 25, 2006 3 AM Tuesday July 25, 2006 6:30 PM

EWTN GALLERY THE MARONITE TRILOGY (30:00) Contemplative Prayer Life of the Marnonite Saints Wednesday July 26, 2006 3 AM Wednesday July 26, 2006 6:30 PM

EWTN PRESENTS THE HEROIC JOURNEY: THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF SOLANUS CASEY (60:00) Fr. Solanus Casey, whose cause for canonization is being considered by the Vatican, was a humble man. For decades, he was sought out by people looking for help and advice. This docu-drama shows the beloved friar’s growing years, his several assignments and many situations in which he is credited with curing various ailments before he died in 1957. Wednesday July 26, 2006 10 PM

EWTN GALLERY TEARS OF LOVE (30:00) G11 ADVANCE PROGRAM SCHEDULE – JULY 2006 _____ Page 7 Throughout history, humanity has witnessed statues and icons weeping tears. What do they mean, and why are they occuring today in record numbers? Why does heaven cry? In this exciting documentary, you will travel the planet and witness for yourself actual footage of this unexplained phenomenon- a phenomenon that baffles scientists and defies the laws of nature. Discover what these tears are revealing to humanity and decide for yourself how important these tears of love are for your family and for the entire world. Thursday July 27, 2006 3 AM Thursday July 27, 2006 6:30 PM

EWTN GALLERY ANCIENT ROOTS ...NEW SOIL (30:00) An introduction to the Maronite rite of the Church in America with interview of pastors and parishioners from various Maronite parishes throughout the Midwestern US, speaking favorably about their rite and their Catholic faith. Friday July 28, 2006 3 AM Friday July 28, 2006 6:30 PM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING SUPER SAINTS (30:00) Saint Leopold Mandic Join Bob and Penny Lord as they discuss the life of Saint Leopold Mandic, Apostle of the Confession. Friday July 28, 2006 5 PM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING THEY COULD BE SAINTS (60:00) Monsignor Nelson Baker Host Fr. Benedict Groeschel turns our attention toward the most “American of all purposed candidates for Sainthood, Fr. Nelson Baker or properly known as Monsignor Baker. Monsignor Baker has all of the elements of the American way of life right after the frontier - an energetic businessman, a man with a keen business sense, not afraid to take a chance. If you read his life, you come away with the impression that if he hadn't been a saint, he would have been a multimillionaire! As it was, he died broke, but he did a great many things.” Saturday July 29, 2006 2:30 PM

EWTN GLOBAL SHOWCASE LOYOLA, THE SOLDIER SAINT (90:00) This documentary examines the life of this great man who came from a noble family. Follow the life of Ignatius from the Spanish court of his youth, to his military career and near death injury on the battlefield that brought about his moving religious awakening. Igatius founded the Jesuit Order with three main goals - reform the Church through education and the Sacraments; be involved in missionary work; and fight heresy. Saturday July 29, 2006 8 PM Sunday July 30, 2006 2 AM Thursday August 3, 2006 1 PM

IN CONCERT PURCELL’S SACRED MUSIC (60:00) The Choir of Clare College of Cambridge, England present the following musical pieces “Sacred Music”, “The Deum Laudamus”, “Jubilate Domine”, “My Beloved Spake”, “Hear My Prayer”, “Remember Not, Lord, Our Offences”, “Lord, How Long Will Thou Be Angry”, “Funeral Sentences for Queen Mary”, “O God, Thou Art My God”. Sunday July 30, 2006 1:30 PM Saturday August 5, 2006 3 AM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING DOCTORS OF THE CHURCH (30:00) The Early Eighteenth Century ~ St. Peter Chrysologus Host Fr. Charles Connor discusses the life of Saint Peter Chrysologus, former Archbishop of Ravenna, Italy. Sunday July 30, 2006 4 PM

CATHOLIC COMPASS UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY: A LIGHT IN THE EAST (60:00) Special presentation of the Church in Ukraine today, a Church that is being reborn from the ashes of persecution and finds strength in her faith. In this program, we see aspects of the Church in Ukraine and a particular project that is necessary for the Church to rebuild and create a better culture in Ukraine: the Ukrainian Catholic University. Sunday July 30, 2006 10 PM Tuesday August 1, 2006 2 PM Friday August 4, 2006 4 AM

EWTN GALLERY THE BIBLE~ GOD’S MESSAGE TO MAN (30:00) General Introduction; the Original Text; the Manuscripts, the Versions Monday July 31, 2006 3 AM G11 ADVANCE PROGRAM SCHEDULE – JULY 2006 _____ Page 8 Monday July 31, 2006 6:30 PM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING DEFENDERS OF THE FAITH IN WORD AND DEED (30:00) Counter Reformation: Ignatius & Jesuits Father Charles Connor discusses the 16th century and the Counter Reformation, the Catholic Church's official response to the Protestant Reformation. “One of the magnificent fruits of that renewal are the gentlemen we would speak about in this episode, the members of the Society of Jesus, or as we call them, the Jesuits. They sprang up as part of this Counter Reformation. The Jesuits, as you know so well, are associated with St. Ignatius, Ignatius of Loyola, and very, very rightly so.” Monday July 31, 2006 3:30 AM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING THEY COULD BE SAINTS (30:00) Father Solanus Casey Father Benedict Groeschel discusses Venerable Servant of God, Fr. Solanus Casey, a very holy Capuchin who he was privileged to know personally. Monday July 31, 2006 5:30 PM

SPECIAL PROGRAMMING SUPER SAINTS (30:00) Saint Ignatius of Loyola Join Bob & Penny Lord as they discuss the life of St. Ignatius of Loyola. Monday July 31, 2006 9 PM

EWTN GALLERY THE BIBLE: GOD’S MESSAGE TO MAN (30:00) The Writers, Literary Genres, Inspiration Tuesday August 1, 2006 3 AM Tuesday August 1, 2006 6:30 PM

EWTN GALLERY THE BIBLE: GOD’S MESSAGE TO MAN (30:00) Old Testament, the Story of Salvation, Messianism Wednesday August 2, 2006 3 AM Wednesday August 2, 2006 6:30 PM

EWTN PRESENTS ALL PRAISE BE YOURS: THE CANTICLE OF THE CREATURES (60:00) Who does not know the Canticle of the Creatures? How, when and where was it composed by St. Francis? What does St. Francis want to tell us with the Canticle? This program answers these and other questions. It is a journey to the most evocative places in St. Franics’ life: Assisi and the Monastery in San Damiano, the Hermitage in Montecasale, and many others. Father Raniero Cantalamessa guides us on our journey along with the exciting presence of theatre and film actor, Nando Gazzolo. Wednesday August 2, 2006 10 PM

EWTN GALLERY THE BIBLE: GOD’S MESSAGE TO MAN (30:00) New Testament, Jesus the Messiah, Our Salvation, Other Writings Thursday August 3, 2006 3 AM Thursday August 3, 2006 6:30 PM

EWTN GALLERY THE BIBLE: GOD’S MESSAGE TO MAN (30:00) Collecting of the Gospels Friday August 4, 2006 3 AM Friday August 4, 2006 6:30 PM

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