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Catholic television

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Catholic television refers to television networks and programs based on the teachings of the Catholic Church. The Second Vatican Council's Decree on the Media of Social Communications (1963) sought to promote, "where it may be necessary", the establishment of Catholic radio and television stations.[1]

Networks

Argentina

Brazil

  • Canção Nova, HQ: Cachoeira Paulista, SP
  • Rede Vida, HQ: São José do Rio Preto, SP; Launched in 1995
  • TV Aparecida, HQ: Aparecida, SP; Launched in 2005

Canada

Chile

  • TV+ (Chile), HQ: Santiago

Colombia

  • Cristovisión, HQ: Bogotá

Congo, Democratic Republic of

  • Zénith Radio-Télévision, HQ: Lubumbashi

Croatia

France

  • KTO (TV channel), HQ: Malakoff, near Paris. Broadcasts in France, Belgium, and Switzerland

Germany

  • EWTN Deutschland - Katholisches TV, HQ: Kőln
  • K-TV Katholisches Fernsehen, HQ: Wangen im Allgäu. A religious broadcasting network in Germany

India

  • Divyavani TV, HQ: Hyderabad, Telangana
  • Goodness (TV channel), HQ: Kochi, Kerala
  • Madha TV, HQ: Chennai, Tamil Nadu
  • Shalom (TV channel), HQ: Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
  • Shekinah TV, HQ: Thalikode, Kerala

Italy/Vatican

Lebanon

  • Télé Lumière, HQ: Beirut

Malawi

  • Luntha TV, HQ: Lilongwe

Mexico

  • María Visión, HQ: Zapopan

Netherlands

  • KRO-NCRV, HQ: Hilversum

Nigeria

Pakistan

Panama

  • FETV (Panama), HQ: Panama City

Peru

  • JN19 TV, HQ: San Miguel District, Lima

Philippines

Poland

Portugal

Puerto Rico

  • WORO-DT Canal 13 (Teleoro), HQ: San Juan

South Korea

Spain

Sri Lanka

  • Verbum TV, HQ: Ragama

Uganda

United States

Venezuela

  • Niños Cantores Televisión, HQ: Zulia
  • Vale TV, HQ: Caracas

Zambia

  • Lumen TV Zambia, HQ: Lusaka

See also

  • International religious television broadcasters
  • SIGNIS (World Catholic Association for Communication)

References

  1. Back to citation Second Vatican Council, Decree on the Media of Social Communications, paragraph 14, published on 4 December 1963, accessed on 6 August 2025