Entertainment
While we in no way mean to suggest that people refrain from cheering for their favorite team, watching the latest superhero movie, or binge watching whatever British drama is currently all the rage, the following resources are provided if they can be a help to priests in encouraging their flock to also consume wholesome Catholic programming.
Resources
Catholic online streaming service from the Augustine Institute offers a substantial library of Catholic movies, documentaries, audiobooks, talks (Lighthouse Catholic Media), and faith formation series. Individual subscriptions available, but a better option for interested priests is getting a parish subscription so they as well as their parishioners can just use the parish code. Individual and parish subscriptions available.
Rome Reports is an independent international TV news agency based in Rome, Italy, specializing in covering the Pope and the Vatican, as well producing high quality documentaries on recent Popes and other topics such as “God in China.”
Catholic Answers is a media ministry that serves Christ by explaining and defending the Catholic faith, best known for Catholic Answers Live, a call-in radio program dedicated to Catholic apologetics and evangelization, and This Rock Magazine.
MaryTV is an online TV channel dedicated to Our Lady, with programs including a daily rosary, hour of mercy, homilies and talks, and testimonies of healing, conversion, and calls to serve God.
Canadian Catholic media site offers extensive programming, including Witness: in-depth interviews with distinguished, high-level religious and civic leaders, who are contributing significantly to their Catholic communities, as well as producing documentaries on saints and other topics impacting the Church today.
EWTN Global Catholic Network airs family and religious programming from a Catholic point of view in English and Spanish. Providing more than 80% original programming, EWTN offers inspiring talk shows, exclusive teaching series, live coverage of Church events, and thought-provoking documentaries.
