SUNDAY, July 13, 11 a.m.

Wimbledon 2025

ESPN The men’s championship round in this legendary tennis tournament will take place at the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club in London. (Re-airs 3 p.m. on ABC.) 

 

SUNDAY, July 13, 8:30 p.m.

Catholics Come Home

EWTN Jim Craft taught art history at a Baptist, anti-Catholic college. But he became Catholic after realizing it was Catholicism that inspired and infused the masterpieces he loved. 

 

MONDAY-FRIDAY, July 14-18, 5:30 p.m., 2:30 a.m.

Journey to Mount Carmel

EWTN In this series based on his 2022 book, A Journey to Mount Carmel, Father Jeffrey Kirby guides viewers toward ever-greater love for Jesus and Mary through the scapular and the Rosary.

Adapted excerpt about this series from “EWTN Wings”: Take a Deep Dive Into the Brown Scapular and Why You Need to Wear It Now!

By Michelle Laque Johnson

“I have the immense pleasure of walking with you through this five-day preparation as we prepare to be invested or devotionally re-invested in the Brown Scapular of Our Lady,” says Father Jeffrey Kirby, a moral theologian, author, papal missionary of mercy and pastor, who hosts the program. “I want us to use this miniseries as an opportunity to take the hand of Our Lady and let her walk us into a deeper relationship with her Divine Son … who has come to save us, to walk with us, to be a friend to each of us.”

Episode 1 focuses on baptism and the consequences of sin and explains that every baptism is an adoption: We are adopted into the family of Christ. 

Father Kirby explains: “Dear friends, that’s the baptismal way of life. In the holy drowning of baptism, we die to ourselves so that we can live for Jesus Christ.”

In Episode 2, viewers are reminded of the immense wickedness of the evil one and the importance of reaffirming that Jesus Christ is Lord of our lives. Father Kirby explains that “every time we buy the lie that the devil is selling us, we allow our dignity, the image of God, our Father, within us, to be degraded. So, it’s not just that we are tearing ourselves down, but we’re taking all that is good and holy, noble and beautiful in the very image of God, and we’re tearing that down with us, too.”

Episode 3 focuses on the fatherhood of God, Episode 4 focuses on the Lordship of Jesus Christ, and Episode 5 focuses on the Holy Spirit in our hearts and in the Church.

Don’t miss this series. It’s a game changer!

Michelle Laque Johnson is director of communications at the EWTN Global Catholic Network and author of Walking the Way of the Cross for Caregivers; this is a shortened adaptation from the “EWTN Wings” weekly programming email. To have info about EWTN shows and specials sent directly to your inbox, sign up at EWTN.com/wings.

TUESDAY, July 15, 7:30 p.m.

95th-Annual Major League All-Star Game

FOX, FOX DEPORTES In this beloved professional baseball showcase, top players from the American and National Leagues will face each other in Atlanta. The AL leads the NL in all-time victories, 48-44-2 — and by a close margin in runs scored, 388-380. 

 

SUNDAY, July 20, 7 a.m.

2025 Open Championship Final Round

NBC The world’s top golfers vie for laurels in this prestigious tournament at the Royal Portrush Golf Club in scenic Portrush, County Antrim.

 

MONDAY-FRIDAY, July 21-25

Women of Grace

EWTN Johnnette Williams interviews Hallie Lord about her 2016 book, How I Found Peace on the Other Side of Fear, a personal account of seeking God’s will and trusting in him.

 

SATURDAY, July 26, 2 p.m.

Father Stanley Rother, American Martyr

EWTN Assassins killed Blessed Father Stanley Rother in his rectory in Guatemala on July 28, 1981. He had stayed with his Indigenous flock, even though massacres and a civil war were going on. Father Charles Connor relates the life of this courageous priest from Oklahoma.

 

Upcoming

SUNDAY, July 27, 6 a.m.

The Angelus

EWTN Pope Leo XIV will address the faithful in St. Peter’s Square.

 

Upcoming

SUNDAY, July 27, 2 p.m.

112th Tour de France, Final

NBC After daily wending its way through France’s glorious countryside, this rigorous, 2,000-mile bicycling competition will conclude on the storied Champs-Élysées in Paris.

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