Father Louis Scurti to Appear on Live Talk Show of the CatholicTV� Network

9/20/2012 - 12:49 PM PST

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WATERTOWN, MA (September 20, 2012) �Father Louis Scurti to Appear on Live Talk Show of the CatholicTV� Network

On Friday, September 21, 2012, Father Louis Scurti will appear on the CatholicTV Network�s nationally broadcasted live talk show; This is the Day to discuss his work in Campus Ministry and his ongoing video Ministry of the Word.

Born in Jersey City, Father Scurti was ordained a Catholic priest in 1973. For thirty-one years,
he served William Paterson as director of the Catholic Campus Ministry, Bishop Rodimer Catholic Campus Ministry Center (CCMC), and Jesus Christ Prince of Peace Chapel. He was the host of "The Word: Alive and Well," the Catholic Campus Ministry Communication's flagship television production, which aired on forty cable networks throughout the country and on his website.

Father Scurti worked as an adjunct professor both at the University and St. Peter's College in the Fine Arts, Sociology and History Departments. He is also a licensed marriage and family therapist, and worked closely with the University's Counseling, Health, and Wellness Center.

The volunteer programs Father Lou has initiated at the University include the annual Thanksgiving Awareness and Shelter the Homeless programs, which over the years, have netted tens of thousands of dollars directly to county agencies that feed and house the poor. He also initiated outreach programs to Preakness Nursing Home, the North Jersey Developmental Center, and Eva's Kitchen.

Father Lou holds the following academic degrees: B.A. in philosophy from Seton Hall Degree in liberal arts from Johns Hopkins University; a master of fine arts from Montclair State University; and an Educational Specialist degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from the School of Psychology and Human Services of Seton Hall University. In May 2000, Father Lou was awarded his Ph.D. in Family Mediation from La Salle University. He is a licensed M&F therapist in NJ & FL.

Learn more about Father Scurti at: www.frlouscurtiministry.com.

This upcoming episode, along with all CatholicTV content can be found on www.CatholicTV.com for free, 24 hours a day.

About the CatholicTV� Network:

Founded in 1955, CatholicTV Network is a national broadcast television network streaming a live feed 24 hours a day at CatholicTV.com. Heeding Pope Benedict XVI's call to greater utilize the power of television and new media, the CatholicTV Network features its cable TV station, Catholic web site, mobile apps and widget. Celebrate Mass online; pray The Rosary; enjoy programs on prayer, the saints, the Scriptures and the Catholic Church on America's Catholic Television Network.

Live twice a week (Tuesdays and Fridays at 10:30 a.m.) Father Robert Reed and Jay Fadden host this half-hour talk show with Kevin Nelson, reporting on Catholic news. The hosts discuss various topics of the week in lively discussions for today�s Catholic, and respond to viewer mail (you may also email us at thisistheday@catholictv.org). The hosts also conduct interviews with people from around the world and around the corner.

This is the Day may be seen across the US on Sky Angel, ROKU, and selected carriers. This is the Day may also be seen on demand in the US via Verizon FiOS. CatholicTV has channels in New England on Charter, Comcast, Full Channel, RCN and other carriers. You can watch the CatholicTV Network 24 hours a day at www.CatholicTV.com or downloaded via iTunes.com and on your mobile device.

Contact: CatholicTV
www.CatholicTV.com

Shannon Muldoon, Public Relations Coordinator
617-923-0220

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The CatholicTV� Network
http://www.CatholicTV.com MA, 02471 US
Shannon Muldoon - Public Relations Coordinator,

Keywords

Catholic, Campus Ministry

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