Fathers Barron, Gallagher, Richards &
Pacwa
Will Be Together In One Place This Summer:
EWTN’s 2014 Family
Celebration: Join Them!
Irondale, AL – Looking for
something inspirational and entertaining this summer? Then you will not want to
miss EWTN’s 2014 Family Celebration Aug. 16-17 at the Birmingham Jefferson
Convention Complex. Headliners include Father Robert Barron (“Catholicism”),
Father Timothy Gallagher (“Living the Discerning Life”), and Father Larry
Richards (“Be a Man!) – not to mention EWTN’s own Father Mitch Pacwa and “Feasts
& Seasons” Host Joanna Bogle. In addition, EWTN Chairman & CEO Michael
P. Warsaw will host a not-to-be-missed EWTN Roundtable while EWTN President Doug
Keck will emcee the conference.
And that’s only the beginning! Guests will also have the opportunity to be
part of a studio audience for a taping of “EWTN Live” with Fr. Mitch, attend
Mass with the Friars and Birmingham Bishop Robert J. Baker, meet EWTN hosts,
authors while browsing the EWTN Religious Catalogue shop!
Plus, there will be plenty of opportunity for Adoration and Confession and
children will be thrilled to meet some of their favorite characters from “EWTN
Faith Factory.” EWTN Radio will broadcast live on-site throughout the weekend
and staff from the National Catholic Register will be on hand to answer your
questions. You’ll even have an opportunity to join EWTN in its mission of
evangelization by becoming an EWTN Media Missionary!
It’s a feast for the mind, the heart, and the spirit! For more information,
please go to our website: http://www.ewtn.com/familycelebration/.
We look forward to seeing you there!
EWTN Global Catholic Network, in its 33rd year, is available in
over 230 million television households in more than 140 countries and
territories. With its direct broadcast satellite television and radio services,
AM & FM radio networks, worldwide short-wave radio station, Internet website
www.ewtn.com,
electronic and print news services, and publishing arm, EWTN is the largest
religious media network in the world.
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