Radio Veritas is an 24-hour Catholic AM

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 station owned and operated by the Roman Catholic

Roman Catholic Church

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, Archdiocese of Manila through the Global Broadcasting System in the Philippines

Philippines

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. The studio is located at Veritas Tower in EDSA corner West Avenue, Quezon City, and its transmitter is located at Barangay Taliptip, Bulacan, Bulacan

Bulacan, Bulacan

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. Operating 24 Hours except Sundays where it Signs-off at 12:00 am and during the last week of December of each year where it is Off the air for 2 days to give way for an Annual Maintenance check.

Radio Veritas stations

• Veritas 846 - DZRV 846 kHz Manila
• Veritas 1233 - DWRV 1233 kHz Bayombong
• Shine Radio 90.1 - DZRV 90.1 MHz Bayombong
• Mother's Touch 98.3 - DWRV 98.3 MHz Naga
• Shine Radio 94.7
  Dymi
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   - DYMI 94.7 MHz Calinog, Iloilo
• Veritas 1143 - DYAF 1143 kHz Bacolod City
• Veritas 549 - DXHM 549 kHz Davao City
• Spirit FM Davao
  DXGN
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   - DXGN 89.9 MHz Davao City

History

• April 11, 1969 - Radyo Veritas was inaugurated with Asian Bishops as guests. Antonio Cardinal Samore represented His Holiness Pope Paul VI.
• November 29, 1970 - His Holiness Pope Paul VI blessed Radyo Veritas studios with President Ferdinand E. Marcos as one of the guests.
• August 21, 1983 - Radyo Veritas became a byword with its coverage of events related with the assassination of former Senator Benigno S. Aquino, Jr.
• February 21–25, 1986 - Radyo Veritas kept the nation and the world informed of the famous EDSA People Power I, after His Eminence Jaime Cardinal Sin called on the Filipino faithful to support Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile and PC Chief Lt. General Fidel V. Ramos which eventually brought Corazon Aquino to the Presidency.
• May 17, 1991 - Radyo Veritas begun its commercial operations as DZNN.
• January 16–20, 2001 - DZRV-Radyo Veritas was once again in the forefront of contemporary Philippine History when His Eminence Jaime Cardinal Sin called on the Filipino faithful to gather at the EDSA Shrine for EDSA People Power II. Millions gathered and called on President Joseph Estrada to leave Malacañang and hand-over the leadership to Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.

Programs

Religious Programs

• Healing Touch
• Lauds (Morning Prayer)
• Rosary
• Angelus
• 3 o' Clock Prayer
• Good News at Dawn
• Inspirasyon
• Nobena ng Bayan
• Misa sa Veritas
• Hour of Divine Mercy
• Diwa at Kalinga sa Awa ng Diyos
• Veritas Catholic Communities
• Hello Father 911
• Bisperas sa Veritas
• Bro. John & Sis. Fel
• Novena to Miraculous Medal
• Men of Light
• Pasakalye
• Parokya ni Father
• God Will Make a Way
• Ang Tinig ng Pastol
• Ang Pagdalaw ni Ina
• Ala-Una ng Pamilya
• Kateks (Katesismo, Tanong mo itext)
• Snacktym Berks
• Buhay Tagumpay
• Healing Grace with Fr. Fernando Suarez
• Text ni Lord
• Beloved of the Lord
• Sacred Space (Dominican Sisters of Regina Rosarii)
• Saints for the Day

Magazine Programs

• Life Begins at 60
• Dok Alternatibo
• Pamilya Mo, Pamilya Ko!
• Campus Hour
• CGE! (Citizenship by Good Example)
• An Affair with Baby Tsina*

News Programs

• Veritas Balita
• Veritas Pilipinas
• Veritas News Alert Nationwide

Public Affairs Programs

• Barangay Simbahayan
• Gising Kapatid
• Buhay Marino
• Magkabiyak sa Batas
• Veritasan
• Pulis ng Pilipino
• Nation's Peacekeeper*

Public Service Programs

• Ang Mabuting Samaritano
• Kalusugan at Kabuhayan
• Caritas at Maralita
• Kalusugan sa Kalikasan
• Pangkalusugan sa Veritas

Editorial

• Veritas Editorial

(*)Moved from DZXQ 1350

DZXQ

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Anchors

• Fr. Anton C.T. Pascual (President & CEO)
• Fr. Manuel Bongayan, SVD
• Remie Dillena
• Jing Manipol Lanzona
• Fr.Nick Lalog
• Bernard Canaberal
• Nova Arias
• Jovie Barreto
• Angelique Lazo
• Joey Collantes
• Joey Bentito
• Fr. Arnold Layoc
• Fr.Gerald Metal
• Noel Misamis
• Ramon Tan
• Sr.Lines Salazar
• Lory Dino
• Vanessa Dino
• Victor Dino
• Nilda Obina-Borja
• Joanne Santos
• James Dela Vega
• Karen Orcero
• Ernie Dela Cruz
• Atty. Fe Nieves Bagacina-Kangleon
• Fr. Mar Arenas
• Fr. Ronald Macale
• Fr. Ron Mangon
• Fr Len Hernandez
• Dra. Luz Espiritu
• Sr. Eppie Brazil, O.P.

Reporters

• Rhoda Quinto
• Riza Mendoza
• Al Dela Cruz
• Jaynard Monterona
• Jemuel Go
• Marian Navales-Pulgo

DZRV

• Joel Reyes Zobel
• Jorge Bandola
• Gemma Dela Cruz
• Chat Ramirez
• Master James
• Ariel Ayala
• Fr. Francis Lucas
• Melo Acuña
• Rina Idago
• Amy Dugang
• Sam Mediavilla
• Dave Sta Ana
• Betty Rivera
• Jimmy Obligar
• Fr. Johnny Go, SJ
• Jallah Grayfield
• Zony Reyes-Esguerra
• Ernie Angeles
• Chona Yu
• Aiza Reneva-Cruz