Jonathan Roumie of ‘The Chosen’ Portrays Jesus Again in ‘The Last Days’ on EWTN

Jonathan Roumie of ‘The Chosen’ Portrays Jesus Again in ‘The Last Days’ on EWTN

By Debbie Cowden

As we prepare for Holy Week, the most important week of the liturgical year, don’t miss, “The Last Days: The Passion and Death of Jesus the Christ,” at 10:30 a.m. ET, Thursday, April 14 and 5:30 p.m. ET, Friday April 15. See the full program schedule in your local time at ewtn.com. Please note: Due to special Holy Week and Triduum programming, there will be changes to the weekly schedule.

Television Highlights

Solemn Mass Of Palm Sunday
Apr 10 12 PM ET
Celebrate the Solemn Mass of Palm Sunday, live from the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C.

Solemn Mass Of Palm Sunday From Rome With Pope Francis
Apr 10 4 AM ET; Apr 10 7 PM ET
Pope Francis celebrates the Solemn Mass of Palm Sunday, followed by the Angelus live from Vatican City.

Meditations With Fr. Groeschel
Apr 10 6:30 AM ET
Palm Sunday marks the beginning of holiest week of the year in the Catholic calendar. Today, spiritual master Fr. Benedict Groeschel offers a series of meditations to help prepare us for this special time.

Holy Week Retreat With Fr. Pablo Straub
Apr 11 - Apr 15 5:30 AM ET
Fr. Pablo Straub conducts a five-part retreat on the meaning of Holy Week. Each hour-long installment yields in-depth analysis of the self-donation Christ made during the final week of his life.

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THURSDAY - APRIL 7, 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT
THE WORLD OVER WITH RAYMOND ARROYO -

Each week, Raymond Arroyo challenges viewers with important political and cultural reporting and analysis of a wide variety of topics of interest to Catholics and people of faith.

THURSDAY – APRIL 7, 10 PM ET / 7 PM PT

EWTN PRO-LIFE WEEKLY

Pro-life groups seek answers about the bodies of 5 babies who may have been born-alive and left to die. Physician-assisted suicide is on the rise, we discuss how this can be legal and what can be done to stop it. A Catholic school defies our faith, honoring a pro-abortion member of Biden’s cabinet. A new book seeks to empower women to seek ways in which to live a wholesome, healthy, and happy life.

FRIDAY – APRIL 7, 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT

EWTN NEWS IN DEPTH

Russia is accused of war crimes as horrific images of civilian deaths are shown on city streets in Ukraine. We speak with Fr. Oleksandr in Ukraine for insight on the latest atrocities. Plus, our final segment of “Life After Roe: Debate in the States”, with a look at abortion laws in Vermont.

MONDAY- APRIL 11, 1:30 PM ET / 10 AM PT
AT HOME WITH JIM AND JOY -
Jim and Joy Pinto open up their house to answer questions from viewers.

MONDAY - APRIL 11, 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT
THE JOURNEY HOME: HOST MARCUS GRODI -

Former Anglican Emily Woodham talks with Marcus about her journey home to the Catholic Church.

TUESDAY - APRIL 12, 2 PM ET / 11 AM PT
SCRIPTURE AND TRADITION: HOST FR. MITCH PACWA -

In his LIVE, interactive Bible Study, Father Mitch examines Jesus’ reading of Isaiah in the Synagogue in fulfillment of Luke 4:18-21 as well as the people’s response to Him.

TUESDAY - APRIL 12, 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT
MOTHER ANGELICA LIVE CLASSICS -

Prepare for the Triduum, as Mother explains the meaning behind the Seven Last Words of Jesus.

WEDNESDAY- APRIL 13, 1:30 PM ET / 10 AM PT
AT HOME WITH JIM AND JOY -

John Martignoni discusses evangelizing during Holy Week.

WEDNESDAY- APRIL 13, 2 PM ET / 11 AM PT
FR. SPITZER'S UNIVERSE -
Fr Spitzer and Doug Keck continue to cover topics from Father’s book Christ vs Satan in Our Daily Lives. This week, they discuss why it’s so important to quickly avail ourselves of the Sacrament of Reconciliation if we fall into mortal sin.

WEDNESDAY- APRIL 13, 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT

EWTN LIVE: HOST FR. MITCH PACWA -

Fr. Mitch welcomes Author Rod Bennett who helps us understand what it must have been like to be chosen by Our Lord to be one of the Twelve Apostles. Were they really necessary to Jesus’ mission? How did they comprehend their calling, and how did it change them afterwards on the inside?

MONDAY - FRIDAY - 6 PM ET / 3 PM PT
EWTN NEWS NIGHTLY
Anchored by Tracy Sabol, EWTN News Nightly is our daily news and analysis program presenting breaking Catholic News worldwide, top stories, and daily reports from the White House, Capitol Hill, and Rome.

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Mercy: A Sacred Story

The overriding purpose of Fr. Bill Watson’s book, about an inmate serving a 25-year sentence for armed bank robbery, was to send this message to readers: take heart! God’s mercy always finds us and sends angels our way to help us.

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Radio

The EWTN Global Catholic Radio Network is pleased to present a great variety of Holy Week programming for you!

You’ll hear the LIVE Palm Sunday Mass broadcast from the EWTN Chapel at 8 AM ET. Holy Week Retreat with Fr. Pablo Straub is heard every weekday at 10 PM ET. On Holy Thursday, join us for the Solemn Mass of the Lord’s Supper, LIVE from Washington DC at 5:30 PM ET. You’ll also hear a number of special Holy Week programs from Rome and Washington, including “Stations of the Cross for Kids!”

For more information, go here.

From all of us, may you have a peaceful and fruitful Holy Week, and a glorious Easter!

MONDAY-FRIDAY - NOON ET / 9 AM PT
TAKE 2 - WITH JERRY & DEBBIE
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April 8 -Friday Fasting- Keep Going All Year Long!
April 11 -In the News
April 12 -All About Relationships
April 13 -The Shortest but Greatest Liturgical Season of the Year! The Triduum

April 14 -Adoration Tradition

Religious Catalogue

Holy Week Retreat With Fr. Pablo Straub DVD

Fr. Pablo Straub offers several in-depth discussions: the Holy Eucharist & the Eucharistic Miracle at Lanciano in Italy, the Sacred Heart and Divine Mercy devotions, the Seven Last Words and Christ's Passion and Death. Devotions include Eucharistic Benediction, Consecration to the Sacred Heart, Veneration of the Cross and the Divine Mercy Chaplet.

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