marijosradijas.lt
Lithuanian Catholic radio station broadcasting church news, prayer and religious programmes to listeners
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About marijosradijas.lt
Marijos Radijas is a Lithuanian Catholic radio station. It rebroadcasts Vatican Radio programmes daily, covering news of the universal Church, and produces its own programmes on liturgy, catechesis, Bible reading, prayer and current affairs. The website also publishes news items and a schedule with live and recorded programmes.
The station's audience is listeners in Lithuania and those who follow its live broadcast and recordings online. According to the website, Marijos Radijas has no other funding source than voluntary donations from listeners and private supporters.
The website lists programmes such as the Gyvybės medis and Biblija mažiesiems broadcasts and Mass transmissions from the Žemaičių Kalvarija basilica.
Product: Live and recorded radio broadcasts of religious programmes, including Vatican Radio relays and original Catholic programmes.
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