The Jubilee of Digital Missionaries brings together thousands, including EWTN Summer Academy participants. Meanwhile, at the Jubilee of Youth, Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati is capturing hearts. And, Pope Leo XIV sends a message of deep sorrow after an attack on a Catholic parish in the Congo.

On EWTN News Nightly tonight: Around 500,000 people gathered in Rome for two major Jubilee celebrations. Meanwhile, Rome hosted the first-ever Catholic Music Awards, honoring artists who evangelize through music. And President Trump altered his 50-day deadline for Russia to agree to a ceasefire deal with Ukraine.

Rome prepares to welcome more than half a million young pilgrims for the Jubilee of Youth. Meanwhile, Rome is also set to host the Jubilee of Digital Missionaries and Catholic Influencers. And, new CDC data shows the U.S. fertility rate has dropped to an all-time low.

Gaza's Holy Family pastor reflects on the recent Israeli strike. Meanwhile, inside the walls of the Vatican Museums, masterpieces are kept—along with rooms that serve an important purpose in electing the pope. And a new report says a growing number of teenagers are turning to AI for friendship.

The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee bans biological men from competing in women’s sports. Meanwhile, disturbing new findings by the House Judiciary Committee reveal that the FBI spied on a Catholic priest. And, the Red Cross joins from Gaza to give perspective on the growing hunger crisis.

Reports from New England say Pope Leo XIV has recognized the first miracle of his papacy. Meanwhile, a recent investigation revealed troubling findings about the organ transplant system. And a Holy See diplomat shares where he sees both trouble and hope amid ongoing challenges in the Middle East.

In a powerful display of faith, parishioners at the Holy Family Church in Gaza gathered to celebrate Sunday Mass. Meanwhile, President Trump marks six months in his second term. And, Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass at the Cathedral of Albano, a place of personal significance.

Pope Leo XIV made calls for peace following the deadly strike at the Holy Family Parish in Gaza. Meanwhile, lawmakers demand transparency in the Jeffrey Epstein case. And, even as Pope Leo XIV spends July at Castel Gandolfo, pilgrims continue to visit Rome for the 2025 Jubilee.

Pope Leo XIV urges an immediate ceasefire following a deadly tank strike hitting Gaza's only Catholic church. Meanwhile, a Catholic group working in the Middle East has launched a nine-day novena for peace. And, we explore the rich symbolism behind Pope Leo XIV's papal attire.

Rome celebrates the Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. Meanwhile, as Trump threatens "severe" tariffs on Russia, bipartisan lawmakers in the Senate push for a sanctions bill. And in Syria, Israel is backing a religious minority group amid rising tensions with government forces.