The Station of the Cross

This article is about the radio network. For the Catholic devotional practice, see Stations of the Cross.

The Station of the Cross is a network of Catholic radio stations owned and operated by Holy Family Communications. It is an affiliate of the EWTN Global Catholic Radio network.

The Station of the Cross

Programming
Format	Religious (Catholic)
Ownership
Owner	Holy Family Communications
History
First air date	August 15, 1999
Call sign meaning	Play on Stations of the Cross
Links
Website	www.thestationofthecross.com

Current stations

State	City	Call Sign	Frequency	Area	Beginning
Massachusetts	Chicopee	WACE	730 kHz	Springfield	January 23, 2023[1]
	Middleborough Center	WPMW	88.5 MHz	Middleborough Center	2023
	Natick	WQOM	1060 kHz	Boston	November 1, 2010
	Southbridge	WESO	970 kHz	Southbridge	January 1, 2022[2]
	Worcester	WNEB	1230 kHz	Worcester	January 1, 2022[2]
New York	Elma	WLOF	101.7 MHz	Buffalo	August 15, 1999
	Elmira	WMTQ	88.1 MHz	Elmira/Corning	February 7, 2011
	Fleming	WTMI	88.7 MHz	Syracuse	April 2012
	Olean	W263CZ	100.5 MHz	Olean	Late 2021
	Owego	WHVM	91.9 MHz	Owego
	Rochester	WHIC	1460 kHz	Rochester	July 1, 2003
	Salamanca	WGGO	1590 kHz	Upper Allegheny	Late 2021
Ohio	Geneva	WMIH	89.5 MHz	Northeast Ohio
Pennsylvania	Erie	W221DI	92.1 MHz	Erie
	Oil City	WQHE	88.3 MHz	Oil City

Former stations

State	City	Call Sign	Frequency	Area	Beginning	End
Massachusetts	Bayview	WRRS	88.5 MHz	New Bedford	2023	2024
New York	Fredonia	W203AW	88.5 MHz	Chadwick Bay		August 2024[3]
	Lancaster	WLGU	90.7 MHz	Niagara Frontier
Pennsylvania	Farrell	WLOA	1470 kHz	Mahoning Valley	March 4, 2003	July 7, 2005
	Olyphant	WQOR	750 kHz	Wyoming Valley	June 17, 2003	April 1, 2008[4]
	Pittston	WITK	1550 kHz	Wyoming Valley	May 29, 2005	September 1, 2007