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{{Infobox TV channelInfobox_Contents | name = '''CatholicTV'''| logofile topic_name = CatholicTV_logo.jpg| launch = 1955| network = '''CatholicTV'''| owner = Boston Catholic Television Center, Inc.| slogan = "It's all for YOU!"| country = [[United States]]Image:CatholicTV.jpg| broadcast area = [[New England]], [[Louisiana]] center| headquarters = 34 Chestnut Street, [[Watertown, Massachusettsthumb|Watertown]], [[Massachusettscenter|MACatholicTV Logo]]| former names = WIHS (1955–1964), BCTV (1964–2006)| web subtopics = [http://www.catholictv.com/ CatholicTV.com]|| cable serv 1 opinion_pieces = [[Comcast]] of [[New England]]{{short_opinions}} | cable chan 1 = Channel 268| cable serv 2 = [[Full Channel]] of [[Providence, RI]]| cable chan 2 = Channel 117| cable serv 3 = [[Cox Communications]] of [[Baton Rouge, LA]]| cable chan 3 = Channel 15| cable serv 3 = [[Verizon FiOS]] in [[New England]]| cable chan 3 = Channel 271| online serv 1 = [[Sky Angel]]| online chan 1 = Channel 142| online serv 2 = CatholicTV.com| online chan 2 = Live Stream| online serv 3 = iCatholic.com| online chan 3 = [http://www.iCatholic.com special features and video podcasts]}}

'''CatholicTV^®''' is broadcasts programming relevant to Catholic viewers, including [http://www.catholictv.org/WhatsToWatch/Detail.aspx?seriesID=29 the Daily Mass]live on Sunday and weekdays and a [[wide variety of Catholic]] television network based in educational and inspirational programming. This includes live talk shows such as [[Boston, Massachusetts]]http://www.catholictv.org/WhatsToWatch/Detail. It aspx?seriesID=72 "This is seen on cable systems in Massachusettsthe Day"], Rhode Island[http://www.catholictv.org/WhatsToWatch/Detail.aspx?seriesID=63 the Holy Rosary], New Hampshirethe Divine Mercy Chaplet and Benediction, Mainecatachetical programs, New Yorkmusic shows, Michiganentertainment/variety shows, Ohio, California youth and children's programming. '''CatholicTV''' also broadcasts programming and Louisiana, as well as on international events from Vatican Television [http://www.catholictv.com org/WhatsToWatch/Detail.aspx?seriesID=29 Catholic events from the InternetVatican], such as the death of Pope [[Sky AngelJohn Paul II]] IPTV, with selections available the election and journeys of Pope Benedict XVI and World Youth Day 2008 from Sydney Australia at [[iTunes]http://www.PopeinAustralia.com PopeInAustralia.com] and via digital C band satellite, via AMC 11.

'''CatholicTV''' broadcasts programming relevant to Catholic viewers, including [http://www.catholictv.org/WhatsToWatch/Detail.aspx?seriesID=29 the Daily Mass]live on Sunday and weekdays and a wide variety of Catholic educational and inspirational programming. This includes live talk shows such as [http://www.catholictv.org/WhatsToWatch/Detail.aspx?seriesID=72 "This is the Day"], [http://www.catholictv.org/WhatsToWatch/Detail.aspx?seriesID=63 the Holy Rosary], the [[Divine Mercy Chaplet]] and [[Benediction]], catachetical programs, music shows, entertainment/variety shows, youth and children's programming. '''CatholicTV''' also broadcasts programming and special coverage from [[Vatican City|Vatican]] Television of live coverage of world [http://www.catholictv.org/WhatsToWatch/Detail.aspx?seriesIDHistory===29 Catholic events from the Vatican], such as the death of Pope [[John Paul II]], the election and journeys of Pope [[Benedict XVI]] and World Youth Day 2008 from Sydney Australia at [http://www.PopeinAustralia.com PopeInAustralia.com].

==History==Originally under the call letters WIHS and then the name ''Boston Catholic Television (BCTV)'', CatholicTV's first program was broadcast on the morning of [[January 1]], [[1955]] when then-Archbishop [[Richard Cardinal Cushing|Richard J. Cushing]] celebrated a Pontifical [[Low Mass]] in the new Catholic television studios on Granby Street in Boston. ==Quotes==

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