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About
Where God Weeps
Produced by the Catholic Radio and Television Network with the support of Aid to the Church in Need, Where God Weeps draws on experts to touch on topics like poverty, human trafficing, AIDS, Christian persecution, and war. The show aims to awaken the awareness of Catholic viewers to the situation of the Church in need worldwide.
Watch:
Sundays 5am & 8:30pm, Wednesdays 10:30am, Fridays 12pm, Saturdays 1:30am
all times Eastern | subject to change
Host bio
Mark von Riedemann is the Managing Director of Catholic Radio and Television Network (CRTN) serving also as Executive Producer and Producer for CRTN documentary programming and as program host for Where God Weeps. As of 2012, Mark is also Director of Communications for Aid to the Church in Need.
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Easter Sunday Mass for the Resurrection of the Lord, celebrated by Pope Francis in Saint Peter's Square.
