Today marks the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. Meanwhile, as Pope Leo XIV celebrates his 71st birthday, one of his longtime friends shares the most meaningful ways Catholics can honor his special day. And, the Vatican Library's stunning new art exhibition is making waves.

Today marks 25 years since the tragic September 11 attacks. We hear a testimony from a 9/11 survivor who carried the "Key of Hope" and saved hundreds. Meanwhile, an FBI chaplain shares his memory of 9/11 at the Flight 93 crash site. And we explore how the Vatican responded to the 9/11 attacks.

Today marks one year since the death of Charlie Kirk. As 9/11 approaches, an FDNY chaplain shares what America must never forget about 9/11. And, 15 years after a New Zealand cathedral was damaged, Catholics continue to rebuild.

Anthropic researchers warn AI could destroy humanity this decade. Meanwhile, unseen 9/11 air quality reports imply New Yorkers returned to Ground Zero too soon. And, Pope Leo says human dignity is a gift from God as an expression of His unfailing love.

Pope Leo celebrates the Nativity of Mary with a visit to the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Counsel. Meanwhile, we explore why more college students might be embracing the Catholic faith. And, King Charles III clarifies the royal status of Prince Harry & Meghan just weeks after they returned to England.

On this special Labor Day edition of EWTN News Nightly, Capitol Hill Correspondent Erik Rosales profiles Catholic lawmakers who share the importance of the Catholic faith not only in their personal lives but also in their work of public service.

10 Years After Mother Teresa's Canonization, a longtime friend and adviser shares personal memories of the saint. Meanwhile, the final countdown is here for Archbishop Fulton Sheen's upcoming beatification. And, we take a look at the Vatican's Dicastery for Culture and Education and what it's responsible for.

The Vatican denies parents' appeal to keep a Chicago Catholic school open. Meanwhile, Christian communities on the Israel-Lebanon border remain deeply affected by war. And, we learn how the United States is helping those affected by the tragic flooding in Nepal.

Pope Leo says the Church is called to serve humanity and bear witness to Christ during the Wednesday General Audience. Meanwhile, the search continues for missing people after Nepal's tragic floods. And, two Catholic priests fight to protect girls from human trafficking in India.

Villanova's new global award for sustainability has been named in Pope Leo's honor. Meanwhile, NASA's new telescope will explore the biggest mysteries of God's creation. And, we learn whether communities can find a balance between immigration enforcement and compassion.