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Station employees hope that updating their technology, including digital and high-definition broadcasts, will let them produce better programs, increase the shows targeted at young Catholics, and attract more viewers, especially in the suburbs. More than Massachusetts communities receive the cable channel, but it only operates 24 hours a day in Boston and Brookline.

The daily Mass and recitation of the rosary are the station's most popular programs, especially among those who are unable to make it to church.