EWTN News in Depth

Homecoming in Latin America: Pope Leo returns to the region that shaped his ministry. And meet the Catholic swimmer who became the first person to swim around Ireland.

“The dangers of commercial surrogacy in the US; a look at Church teaching on the controversial practice. And get to know the Georgia Martyrs ahead of their beatification.”

Pope Leo leaves the hospital following lung surgery: we have the latest on his health and schedule. Plus, podcast host and Catholic speaker Katie McGrady discusses evangelization in the digital age.

“Pope Leo is diagnosed with lung cancer: we have the latest on his health and recovery. And the Holy Father denounces art made by AI. Catholic artists respond to his comments.”

“Catholic leaders call for an end to the death penalty after a botched execution in Tennessee. And a mother who lost her 14-year-old son to suicide because of an AI chatbot shares her story.”

“Blessed Fulton Sheen’s hometown celebrates his long-awaited beatification. And a class on Catholicism draws record enrollment at an Ivy League school.”

“Archbishop Fulton Sheen is beatified during a historic Mass in Saint Louis. And an annual conference equips young people to answer God’s calling for their lives.”

From his Chicago roots and Augustinian formation near Philadelphia to decades of missionary service in Peru and leadership in Rome, four places helped shape Robert Prevost into Pope Leo XIV. This special report explores the people, experiences, and communities that formed his global vision and prepared him to become the missionary pope he is today.

On the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, EWTN News’ Colm Flynn travels to Manhattan, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and the Pentagon to hear powerful firsthand accounts of that dark day. Flynn meets the priests and religious who responded immediately at the crash sites, ministering to survivors and grieving families. This moving documentary explores the vital role faith played in the aftermath of the attacks and reveals how, even in the darkest moments, light can shine through.

U.S. bishops react to Haitian nationals in the U.S. losing Temporary Protected Status. Plus, how to pray the Liturgy of the Hours.