Special Feature of "Passion" Broadcast on PAX TV

By John Ma

On Sunday, May 23, PAX premieres a 1-hour television feature of 'Changed Lives: Miracles of The Passion' (10 p.m. ET/PT, 9 p.m. CT/MT).

Many shows including ABC's Good Morning America, MSNBC's Scarborough Country, Inside Edition, TBN's Praise the Lord, and Hour of Power with Dr. Robert Schuller, Jr. have complimented the premiere that televises true stories of lives that have been changed by Gibson's Movie, The Passion of the Christ.

Former Entertainment Tonight host Julie Moran hosts the show featuring accounts of lives saved, relationships restored, diseases healed, faith restored, and even a confession to murder.

Jody Eldred, the Executive Producer says, "When I saw The Passion, I knew that people's lives were going to be forever changed by it. There was no question in my mind that these stories, these miracles, needed to be shared with the public."

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