members of non-Christian faiths (such as Judaism) and former atheists occasionally appear. Life on the Rock is hosted by Rev. Mark Mary, MFVA. The HD feed first became available to Comcast customers in Richmond, Virginia, and its vicinity on May 11, 2010. In October 2011, EWTN became available through the Roku streaming player. The player provides six live channels of EWTN at no cost, including English, Spanish, and German languages, thus permitting users to view the channel on their televisions. In addition, select EWTN programs can be viewed through the video on demand option, and a live feed of EWTN Radio is available. Often, EWTN airs special programming — holiday-specific programs; coverage of the deaths of Supreme Pontiffs; Papal conclaves, Papal elections, inaugurations, and visits; Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and Easter Masses; installations of bishops, archbishops, and cardinals; and World Youth Days. EWTN's top news program, EWTN News Nightly, is hosted by Tracy Sabol (formerly of ABC News' WMTW News 8 in Maine, 2006-2019) and features correspondents Erik Rosales (formerly of CBS47 Eyewitness News and KMPH Fox 26 News), Owen T. Jensen, Mark Irons and Colm Flynn. It was previously anchored by Lauren Ashburn (formerly of Fox News), who in turn succeeded founding anchor and journalist Colleen Carroll Campbell; Ashburn left EWTN in July 2019 to spend more time with her children. Views, criticism, Apostolic visitation 1993 World Youth Day Until 1993, EWTN head Mother Angelica showed little propensity for politically conservative culture warfare, stating for example on October 27, 1992, "I believe people should vote pro-life, but life is everything: the elderly, the born, the unborn, all of us." But in a 1993 episode of Mother Angelica Live broadcast live from World Youth Day 1993, Mother Angelica harshly criticized a mimed re-enactment of the Stations of the Cross where a woman played Jesus, which Pope John Paul II did not attend. Mother Angelica denounced the display as "an abomination to the Eternal Father" and proceeded with a half-hour criticism of the "liberal church in America" and the post Second Vatican Council reforms. "I'm so tired of you, liberal church in America, ... Your whole purpose is to destroy ... It's time somebody said something about all these tiny little cracks that you have been putting for the last 30 years into the church." Among other things she opined that "We're just tired of you constantly pushing anti-God, anti-Catholic and