iCatholic Magazine

November is a month of remembrance. As Catholics remember those that have gone before us, we also must never forget our own mortality. Memento Mori translates to remember death. Pray with CatholicTV for your loved ones all month and when a new Rosary premieres with the Daughters of Saint Paul on All Souls Day. Every issue of the CatholicTV guide includes programming highlights; notes from Bishop Reed and Jay Fadden; advice and thoughs on the Catholic faith and much more. 

The CatholicTV Network was built upon prayer. The Mass is the most prayed and of course most watched, live and on demand via this website or OTT. Between financial support for the Mass and all the prayers from the parishioners of the airwaves, the network has sustained for the better part of seven decades. As the seasons of Advent and Christmas are upon us, read about all the prayer programming CatholicTV offers on television and online. Happy Advent and Merry Christmas!

Happy New Year! The January CatholicTV magazine tells the story of one pregnant woman's fight for life and that of her unborn child. Tune in March for Life and Masses for Life this month. Read about other programming highlights for CatholicTV's new Winter schedule. Notes from Bishop Reed and Jay Fadden. Catholic Schools Week. This is the Day schedule and Encounter preview. Read online now, or subscribe for free.

As tensions in the Middle East remain high, Pope Francis and the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops called for dialogue in the region. Read about what the Catholic church is saying in this month's magazine. Read about programming highlights; notes from Bishop Reed and Jay Fadden; Calling Youth Catholics, In the Know with Fr. Joe; and more! Read now online and/or subscribe to the free print edition.