On Tuesday, Catholic TV debuted television programs in three dimensions in an effort to attract younger people to their network. The television network also hopes to make the faith message more exciting and more vivid. The network has released a few shows in 3D online and hopes to broadcast a few on TV later this year.

While the Catholic church hopes to reach more family’s at home, 3D television may not be the quickest option. While 3D televisions will be available to the public very soon, the price tag may prevent many from purchasing one. It is expected that the 3D TVs will start at about $3,000. Also, all viewers will be required to wear special 3D glasses that can cost well over $100 each.

As of now, the Catholic TV network reaches about 6 million homes across the country. The channel is included in various paid cable TV packages.

Philips was fired last month because of a 3 week sex scandal that took place between Phillips and the ESPN Production Assistant 22 year old Brooke Hundley which took a turn for the worse when he tried to break ties with the relationship.

“I’ve been called things by the public that no woman should ever be called,” she said. “I couldn’t go a day without getting, you know, 200 messages in my inbox from people that have never met me, just labeling, just calling me names. I’ve been called the ‘C’ word. I’ve been called a whore. I’ve been called a homewrecker.”

“I think people are so quick to make a judgment without ever … I don’t know if they want to know the details,” Hundley said. “It’s almost like, ‘Here’s a great story. Here’s a great chance for me to destroy a person,’ without any sense of really thinking about the fact that there’s a human being behind those words.

Hundley wants people to know she is not a stalker, telling GMA that she didn’t harass or follow anyone around at ESPN.

Both Phillips  and Hundley have been fired by ESPN; Phillips checked into sex rehab after he was terminated from ESPN.

Phillips broke off the affair with the much younger woman, Brooke Hundley, ultimately making her very mad and vindictive. She began harassing Phillips’s wife in a stalker like manner. The 22 year old Hundley was also an employee of ESPN, and has since been fired as well. She continues to post comments about the situation on her MySpace page.

Phillips has now entered a rehabilitation program to try and help his sex addiction. His addiction has been blamed for his numerous affairs, and has landed him in hot water before. He enrolled in the rehab just one day after getting fired from his job. This is his second attempt at sex addict rehab. His first attempt was over 10 years ago, when he was busted for cheating on his wife. Phillips’s agent describes this latest affair as him falling off the wagon. He is hoping to keep his family together with this latest rehab stint.

Former ESPN Intern Brooke Hundley: Photo

The ESPN Baseball Analyst was fired Sunday night because of a 3 week sex scandal that took place between Phillips and the ESPN Production Assistant 22 year old Brooke Hundley which took a turn for the worse when he tried to break ties with the relationship.

Marni Phillips, Steve’s wife had filed for divorce back on September 14th and the ESPN network had fired him. “His ability to be an effective representative for ESPN has been significantly and irreparable damaged, and it became evident it was time to part ways.” stated Josh Krulewitz, a network spokesman.

According to a representative for Phillips, Steve Lefkowitz stated that the former New York Mets General Manager had admitted himself into an unknown rehab facility for sex addiction. He had these reservations at this facility before he was even fired from ESPN.

“Steve Phillips is not a sleazebag. He’s a good guy who just fell off the wagon. Whatever he did wrong, it wasn’t under his control or he wouldn’t be checking himself in for help. He knows he needs help and wants a life with his family, that is paramount to him above everything else.” said Lefkowitz.

A representative for ESPN, Mike Soltys stated that Hundley had also been fired from the network, but gave no reason as to why.

With any luck this Inpatient treatment will get Phillips on his feet again and his hands to himself.

ESPN Intern Brooke Hundley: Photo