Since 1977 Telepace has been The voice of the voiceless. A Catholic television station that lives on charity and for charity.
Since then, much progress has been made, first Telepace Rome by the will of St. John Paul II, then the Verona editorial office and the satellite to reach the most remote places on earth.
Today Telepace provides a service that is accessible to everyone and at any time.
It broadcasts every day, 24 hours a day, to announce the Gospel and with a charism that has its roots in service to God and man in the Church.
Since then, much progress has been made, first Telepace Rome by the will of St. John Paul II, then the Verona editorial office and the satellite to reach the most remote places on earth.
Today Telepace provides a service that is accessible to everyone and at any time.
It broadcasts every day, 24 hours a day, to announce the Gospel and with a charism that has its roots in service to God and man in the Church.
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