The Fourth Installment of ‘The “Reformation”: Disagreement & Chaos’ Airs This Week on EWTN By Michelle Laque Johnson Most Catholics know that Martin Luther was a dissident priest who broke away from the Catholic Church to start his own sect as part of the so-called ‘Reformation’. However, as EWTN viewers will learn in the latest episode of “The ‘Reformation:’ Disagreement & Chaos,” the rebellious monk almost immediately lost control of his own rebellion. (Tune in or record this episode which airs 5:30 p.m., Friday, Aug. 7; and 2:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 8.)... |
Vianney Speaks
Aug 07, 8 PM ET
Experience the sermons and prayers of St. John Vianney. Offering a glimpse into a different time, these direct and penetrating sermons cut straight to the heart, while keeping modern audiences engaged in pertinent and convicting topics. |
Dominic - Light Of The Church
Aug 08, 8 PM ET; Aug 10, 1:30 AM ET
A dramatic portrayal of Saint Dominic, a renowned preacher who was a tireless defender of the Faith and famous for his profound learning, heroic sanctity and apostolic zeal. |
Blue Collar Apologetics
Aug 11, 5:30 PM ET; Aug 12, 2:30 AM ET
John Martignoni demonstrates the correct way to respond to theological questions Catholics may not know the answer to. |
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MOTHER ANGELICA LIVE CLASSICS - Mother focuses on the sinless and holy nature of Mary, her suffering with Christ on earth and its significance to our Faith. WEDNESDAY- AUGUST 12, 1 PM ET / 10 AM PT
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The "Reformation" - Disagreement And Chaos DVD The monumental impact of Catholicism on Western Civilization has been felt throughout history. It’s a story that must be told. Filmed in 14 countries with over 1,000 actors, The “Reformation” is the definitive look at the influence of the Catholic Church throughout the ages in events that shaped our world. In Episode Four – Disagreement and Chaos, we learn that shortly after its schism with the Catholic Church, the Protestant movement begins to fracture. Disagreements on basic theology, and even the Bible itself, lead to discord among different factions. Religion, which had once fostered a sense of shared belief and harmony, devolves into a source of armed conflict and persecution. |
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