RealCatholicTV.com and DFW Catholic, a daily Catholic media service, have partnered to bring viewers one free month of premium Catholic TV programming.RealCatholicTV.com also offers free programming with simple registration, including videos such as Today's Saint, This Day in History, and Catholic News Roundup.
From RealCatholicTV.com's mission page, the organization's aim is "to provide everyone with means to increase their personal holiness through catechesis and evangelization about the truth of the Christian faith."
To obtain the free premium service, users subscribe by e-mail to DFW Catholic’s daily news updates.
I would like to hear comments from users who have the premium service. What kind of programming does RealCatholicTV.com offer that you find valuable? Please comment below.
DALLAS,
TX (OCTOBER 9, 2008) – Internet users worldwide can now access solid
Catholic news and programming thanks to the partnership ofDFW Catholic and RealCatholicTV.com. By subscribing to receive DFW Catholic’s daily news updates via email, users will receive one free month of Premium Access service from RealCatholicTV.com. The relationship, while still in its infancy, is certain to draw more users to both sites and inform viewers about Catholic news and promote orthodox Church teaching.
DFW Catholic, a MetroCatholic
publication, is a one-of-a-kind website which provides daily Catholic
news occurring around the world from the Vatican to the local parish.
The site, which supplements the periodic print publications offered by
the diocesan newspapers, will soon be followed by other regional sites
in Texas and subsequent sites in major markets across the U.S.
RealCatholicTV.com is an internet-based
Catholic television station that offers episodes on morality, movie
reviews, news and political commentary, entertainment, apologetics, and
much more. The group aims to provide viewers with a means to increase
their personal holiness throughcatechesis and evangelization about the truth of the Christian faith.
"As I see it, the promotion is entirely open-ended,” said Simon Rafe, Senior Platform Administrator for RealCatholicTV.com.
“We want as many people as possible to benefit from this." Both groups
share the objective of informing the public about current events, while
at the same time spreading the truth about the teachings of the
Catholic Church.
“We are both young lay organizations and feel
this partnership will help us achieve our common goal of utilizing
top-notch Catholic media to evangelize to as many people as possible,"
said Chad Simpson, CEO ofMetroCatholic, Inc. “We are excited to be working with RealCatholicTV.com and are eager to see the fruit of both ministries.”
For news and more information, visit www.DFWCatholic.org.
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