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World Youth Day Lisbon 2023 is just around the corner and EWTN will be there to bring the most comprehensive Special Coverage of the activities in Lisbon, Portugal right into our viewers’ homes. The theme, “Mary arose and went with haste” (Lk 1:39), presents Mary as both a woman of charity and a missionary woman and leaving in haste represents the attitude depicted in Pope Francis’ indications for WYD Lisbon 2023: “may young people’s evangelization be active and missionary, for this is how they will recognize and witness the presence of the living Christ”.
This Special Coverage can be viewed on EWTN via cable tv, live online on our website (https://www.ewtn.com/tv/
Be assured that no matter where the Holy Father travels to visit the faithful, EWTN will be there to provide the most extensive coverage of his Papal journeys!
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