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After wrapping up his visit to Argentina, Pope Leo XIV comes “home” to Peru, a country where he served for over 20 years. Meanwhile, his longtime friend recalls their missionary years together. Plus, Peru unveils the largest statue of Pope Leo XIV ahead of his arrival.

Pope Leo XIV continues his historic apostolic journey across South America. Meanwhile, we retrace Pope Francis’ footsteps in his hometown of Buenos Aires. And, Black Catholic History Month takes center stage in New Orleans.

2.5 million gather for historic Mass with Pope Leo in Argentina. Meanwhile, we learn how Argentina is responding to Pope Leo XIV’s historic visit. And, in a recent interview with “60 Minutes,” Trump says he wouldn't forgive his enemies to get into heaven.

Pope Leo XIV Lands in Uruguay, Beginning his12-Day South America Trip. Meanwhile, we hear from EWTN's Francis X. Rocca, who traveled on the papal flight. Plus, Catholics worldwide are invited to unite for a week of prayer and fasting.

Pope Leo is set to embark on his longest papal trip yet to South America. Meanwhile, we learn what Virginia's abortion votes mean for the pro-life movement. Plus, 7.4 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s; can you protect your brain?

EWTN News Nightly recaps 2026 Midterm Election Day as Democrats win control of the House and Senate. We break down the biggest races, President Trump's reaction, pro-life ballot measures and the Catholic vote, plus Pope Leo XIV on the importance of engaging in political life.

Join us for our live 9pm ET 2026 Midterm Elections coverage! Anchors Veronica Dudo and Erik Rosales will be joined by EWTN News Vice President and Editorial Director Matthew Bunson, along with correspondents Owen Jensen, Roselle Reyes, Paola Flynn, “EWTN Pro-Life Weekly” host Abi Galván, and other colleagues for a special night in the studio as we wait and see the results of this election. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

EWTN News Nightly covers the 2026 midterms, including key House and Senate races, Latino voters, abortion ballot measures and the battle for control of Congress. Plus, President Trump’s role in the elections and the Catholic perspective on voting. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

Pope Leo celebrates All Souls’ Day Mass in Rome’s historic Verano Cemetery. Meanwhile, we learn if Trump’s past criticism of Pope Leo could sway Catholics from voting Republican in the midterms. And, Trump addresses his administration as decision time at the ballot box arrives.

With All Saints’ Day around the corner, we learn how Pope Leo will celebrate. Meanwhile, Catholics in the U.S. military prepare for a first-of-its-kind national conference. Plus, a look at 5 soon-to-be-Blesseds who gave their lives defending the sanctity of marriage.

Pope Leo XIV mourns the victims of the deadly train crash in Spain. And, a century of iconic Mercedes Popemobiles goes on display at the Vatican. Plus, the Philadelphia Eagles’ Catholic chaplain discusses how he ministers to players and coaches.

A Catholic exorcist explains the reality of demonic evil. Meanwhile, Pope Leo XIV explains the connection between faith and culture. Plus, pro-life doctors urge Virginia voters to reject an abortion amendment.

2005 World Series champion A.J. Pierzynski recalls meeting with Pope Leo XIV. Meanwhile, the head of EWTN Ukraine shares the reality of war with Russia. Plus, new polls suggest “government corruption” is voters’ top concern.

Pope Leo explains the Greatest Commandment during his Angelus address. Meanwhile, exiled Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado returns home and attends Mass. And, eight victims are laid to rest after a deadly attack on a Greek Orthodox church in Jordan.

Trump prays with Catholic bishops in the Oval Office. Meanwhile, Pope Leo XIV has a message for Catholic educators. Plus, EWTN News President Montse Alvarado on her new role at the Vatican.