Where to Find Live TV, Online Coverage of Pope's Visit to U.S.

For the many fans of Pope Francis who didn’t get a ticket to see him celebrate Mass in Washington, D.C., or just don’t feel up to fighting the crowds, there are several ways to watch the pontiff’s visit.

Pope Francis flies into Joint Air Base Andrews Tuesday afternoon. His schedule includes a visit with President Obama, speech to both houses of Congress, canonization of a saint and more. He leaves the region Thursday for stops in Philadelphia and New York.

Here’s how to catch coverage of the papal trip online and on television without waiting for the evening news.

• Video on demand: The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ website will post video on demand soon after each event has closed.
• Live streaming video: You can also watch the live streaming coverage of all events of the Holy Father’s visit on the USCCB website.
• Mobile app: Watch all livestreaming and video on demand as well as up to the minute news and photos from the USA Catholic Church’s free app available for iOS and Android. Download the app at www.USACatholic.Church. on your smartphone or tablet.
• Twitter: Follow the hashtags #PopeInUS and #PopeFrancis, which media outlets and church organizations are using to share coverage.
• Catholic TV: The network will have tape-delayed coverage of the pontiff’s stops in the U.S. Find the schedule here. (Check your cable or satellite guide to find the channel.)
• EWTN: The religious TV channel will broadcast many of the pope’s stops live. Click on the Watch Live link on the channel’s website to watch live online; find the schedule of coverage online, too. Check your cable or satellite guide to find the channel.)