CatholicTV is a beacon of Hope and a unique Herald of the simple, yet profound Message of Jesus Christ, Who is made truly present among us in the Breaking of the Bread.
Utilizing powerful technology, we strive to connect People of Faith. Through relevant, inspiring and prayerful programming we educate, teaching the Wisdom of God in the Catholic Tradition, endeavoring to move people of all ages, cultures and attitudes toward the Fullness of Life.
The logo for CatholicTV is framed by the window of the Church, through which we are enlightened by Christ. At the center of the window is the Cross upon which the Lord Jesus shed His blood and into which we have been baptized. The large "C" embraces that word which denotes the universality of the Church drawn together and inspired by the powerful technology of television and the Internet. - See more at: http://www.catholictv.com/about#sthash.aPrJiJTB.dpuf
The logo for CatholicTV is framed by the window of the Church, through which we are enlightened by Christ. At the center of the window is the Cross upon which the Lord Jesus shed His blood and into which we have been baptized. The large "C" embraces that word which denotes the universality of the Church drawn together and inspired by the powerful technology of television and the Internet. - See more at: http://www.catholictv.com/about#sthash.aPrJiJTB.dpuf
The logo for CatholicTV is framed by the window of the Church, through which we are enlightened by Christ. At the center of the window is the Cross upon which the Lord Jesus shed His blood and into which we have been baptized. The large "C" embraces that word which denotes the universality of the Church drawn together and inspired by the powerful technology of television and the Internet. - See more at: http://www.catholictv.com/about#sthash.aPrJiJTB.dpuf
The logo for CatholicTV is framed by the window of the Church, through which we are enlightened by Christ. At the center of the window is the Cross upon which the Lord Jesus shed His blood and into which we have been baptized. The large "C" embraces that word which denotes the universality of the Church drawn together and inspired by the powerful technology of television and the Internet.