CatholicTV� to rebroadcast Papal Visit events Saturday

4/24/2008 - 8:01 AM PST

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MEDIA ADVISORY
Catholic PRWire

WATERTOWN, MA (APRIL 24, 2008) - Missed something from Pope Benedict XVI�s historic visit to the United States? CatholicTV� has scheduled exclusive rebroadcasts from the Holy Father�s six-day visit to air this Saturday, April 26 beginning at 11am. Relive the events from the Pope in America (all times Eastern):

11am Arrival at Andrews Air Force Base
11:30am White House visit
12:30pm Basilica of the National Shrine
3:30pm Mass from Washington Nationals Stadium
5:30pm United Nations address
7:30pm Visit to Ground Zero
8pm Mass from Yankee Stadium
11:30pm Youth rally at St. Joseph�s Seminary

Cannot wait until Saturday? Visit www.PopeinAmerica.com for on-demand viewing of all the major events online. Comcast, Sky Angel IPTV and Verizon FiOS also are offering CatholicTV�s coverage of the events on demand.

About CatholicTV�
CatholicTV provides family-friendly religious, news, and educational programming 24 hours daily. Founded over fifty years ago, CatholicTV�s programming is available on selected cable systems throughout New England such as Comcast digital (channel 268) and Verizon FiOS (channel 271) and Sky Angel IPTV (channel 142) nationwide. For more information or to watch live online anytime, everywhere visit . Father Robert Reed, a priest of the Archdiocese of Boston, is the Director of CatholicTV.

Contact

CatholicTV
http://www.CatholicTV.com MA, US
Sean Ward - Public Relations, 617 9233024 x212

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