EWTN Series, The Inquisition

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EWTN TV Series: The Inquisition 10/26-10/29 at 9:30PM EST:

Tonight is part 1 of 4.

Also, EWTN Live, will be an introduction to the series.

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We currently can’t get EWTN on our TV. I’ll be sure to look for the DVD when it comes out, though. Thanks for the information. 🙂
 
Do you have a mobile device (phone, tablet, etc.)? EWTN has an app that can stream live or on demand. You can also access EWTN through the Laudate app.

Here is where you can watch on the computer…

ewtn.com/multimedia/live.asp
Thank you for kindly recommending an app, etc. but all I have is a flip-up cellphone that doesn’t even take pictures. I only have it for emergencies and almost never use it.
 
I believe this is a documentary made by the same folks who produced EWTN’s documentary on the Crusades.
Interesting. I took a peek at the EWTN programme page and it said it was filmed on location, so that’s good. I’ll record it and check it out.
 
You can watch live online here: ewtn.com/multimedia/live.asp

Simply click on “EWTN United States” and the live feed will start playing.

Enjoy and God Bless
Thank you for your kindness, however another poster gave me the link which doesn’t work for me because I need to upgrade my player. 🙂 I bookmarked it for future reference and upgrade. Thanks again. :tiphat:
 
Saw it last night. Not bad; I’m glad it wasn’t a talking head show.

My one complaint: really, that’s how you portray a stabbing? The sword clearly did not go through “Blessed Pierre de Castelnau” and they could have at least left their “dead” bodies with at least some visible bloodstains on the clothes. As it was, it looked more like a sanitary mugging than a treacherous ambush.

But still engaging nonetheless. I’ll try to catch the next episode.
 
Saw it last night. Not bad; I’m glad it wasn’t a talking head show.

**My one complaint: really, that’s how you portray a stabbing? **The sword clearly did not go through “Blessed Pierre de Castelnau” and they could have at least left their “dead” bodies with at least some visible bloodstains on the clothes. As it was, it looked more like a sanitary mugging than a treacherous ambush.

But still engaging nonetheless. I’ll try to catch the next episode.
LOL, yeah, they used guys from a Crusades re-enactment group. I’m sure those guys were not used to the scrutiny of the video camera.
 
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