Pentecost marks the kickoff of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, a 2 month long journey that's part of the National #EucharisticRevival . For 65 days, hundreds of pilgrims will walk thousands of miles to the National #EucharisticCongress in Indianapolis. Montse Alvarado has more.

In Maryland, the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that parents in Montgomery County do not have the right to opt their children out from being taught subjects such as transgenderism & LGTBQ ideology. VP & Senior Counsel at BECKET, Eric Baxter, talks more about the case.

Several Catholics are voicing their support for Kansas City Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker after his address at the graduation of Benedictine College drew some criticism. Founder of DLE Agency & Achilles PR, Doug Eldridge, tells us about Butker's comments and the pushback.

Bishop James Johnston of the Diocese of Kansas City - St. Joseph said, 'Butker's passion for his Catholic faith and his family are beautiful and well known. And like most people, he also has strong opinions on where we are as a Church and as a nation': youtu.be/9hWA6Lx0s74

The Vatican released a document with new norms regarding cases of reported supernatural phenomena. The norms will come into force on Sunday, the feast of Pentecost. EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief Andreas Thonhauser, has more.

LIVE | EWTN News In Depth | Friday, May 17, 2024 from our Washington, D.C. Studio x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Tensions are at an all-time high between congressional Republicans and the Justice Department over the ongoing investigations targeting former President Donald Trump. Correspondent Tara Mergener reports.

As the race for the Oval Office kicks into high gear, President Joe Biden is focusing on efforts to highlight his administration’s commitment to racial equity. President Trump, meanwhile, is trying to turn blue Minnesota to red. White House Correspondent, Owen Jensen reports.

The Vatican released a document with new norms regarding cases of reported supernatural phenomena. The local bishops will still play a major role, but the new norms say that the judgment of the bishop is to be submitted to Rome for approval: youtu.be/Ojp0xLuBrJw

WATCH LIVE NOW
EWTN News Nightly from our Washington, DC studio | Friday, May 17, 2024 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

The Marian Route of the 2024 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage will be covered by Mark Irons and will start at the headwaters of the Mississippi. Here is a profile of Perpetual Pilgrim, Kai Weiss: bit.ly/4bAEom2

#eucharisticcongress #catholic #eucharisticrevival

For the second year in a row, the Vatican Museums offer pilgrims and tourists a special Marian pilgrimage among the botanical and artistic marvels of the Pope's gardens during the month of May. EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief Andreas Thonhauser has more.

A recent report in the Wall Street Journal finds the world at an alarming tipping point when it comes to birth rates and it could have serious economic and geopolitical consequences. The former chair of USCIRF, Nadine Maenza, shares what she thinks is behind declining numbers.

Much needed humanitarian aid may begin flowing into Gaza in the next few days. With the Rafah Crossing closed and an impending incursion, the aid is vital. But many Republican lawmakers say the pier will just be another backlogged port of entry: youtu.be/la6nYUyjrLw

Much needed humanitarian aid may begin flowing into Gaza soon. The US military announced they have finished installing a floating pier which is now anchored to a beach in Gaza. Professor and Retired Vice Admiral, Robert Murrett, gives us some insight into how it will work.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is in China for an official state visit with Chinese Premier Xi Jinping. Senior Fellow for Russian and Eurasian Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, Stephen Sestanovich, shares what led to Russia's president making this official visit to China.

2 Republican led House panels are investigating Attorney General Merrick Garland. They want to charge him with contempt of Congress. Lawmakers say they are pursuing this because the DOJ refused to hand over audio tapes from President Biden. Erik Rosales reports.

Running for the White House in an effort to replace Democrat Biden, Trump once again appeared in court today as his hush money trial continues, blasting the “sham” case and pointing to poll numbers he said are “through the roof.” White House Correspondent Owen Jensen reports.

What are the implications for dropping below the population replacement rate and what does that means for society as a whole. : youtu.be/jK1JYbbc_UY

WATCH LIVE NOW
EWTN News Nightly from our Washington, DC studio | Thursday, May 16, 2024 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…