On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: As the G7 summit comes to a close in France, President Trump takes questions from the media. White House Correspondent Mark Irons has the latest, including what the President says about the trade war with China and the threat from Iran. Plus: Fire in the Amazon: Philip Crowther, international affiliate for the Associated Press, reports from Brazil on the devastating blaze prompting concern around the world. Also: Vietnam reaches an agreement with the Holy See. National Catholic Register’s Solène Tadié looks at how the Church operates in the Communist country. And happy birthday Mother Teresa! We have a look at the life of St. Teresa of Calcutta on the anniversary of her birth.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: As the G7 summit comes to a close in France, President Trump takes questions from the media. White House Correspondent Mark Irons has the latest, including what the President says about the trade war with China and the threat from Iran. Plus: Fire in the Amazon: Philip Crowther, international affiliate for the Associated Press, reports from Brazil on the devastating blaze prompting concern around the world. Also: Vietnam reaches an agreement with the Holy See. National Catholic Register’s Solène Tadié looks at how the Church operates in the Communist country. And happy birthday Mother Teresa! We have a look at the life of St. Teresa of Calcutta on the anniversary of her birth.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: World leaders gather this weekend to discuss a wide-range of topics, from the economy to climate change. We have a preview. Plus: Gualberto Garcia Jones, president of Personhood Alliance, tells us about an entire county that declared itself a sanctuary for the pre-born. Also: Brian Black, president and co-founder of Harmel Academy of the Trades, speaks to us about the new school in Michigan for young men seeking to learn a trade and grow in their Catholic faith. And: “The Last Supper”: A look at Leonardo Da Vinci’s famed masterpiece and its impact around the world.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: World leaders gather this weekend to discuss a wide-range of topics, from the economy to climate change. We have a preview. Plus: Gualberto Garcia Jones, president of Personhood Alliance, tells us about an entire county that declared itself a sanctuary for the pre-born. Also: Brian Black, president and co-founder of Harmel Academy of the Trades, speaks to us about the new school in Michigan for young men seeking to learn a trade and grow in their Catholic faith. And: “The Last Supper”: A look at Leonardo Da Vinci’s famed masterpiece and its impact around the world.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: White House latest: New poll numbers are out on President Trump's job performance and his handling of the economy. The Heritage Foundation’s Joel Griffith takes us inside the data. Plus: West Virginia's Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston installs its new bishop as a lawsuit against the former leader is settled. Also: We have analysis of the political chaos in Italy. Kishore Jayabalan, director of Acton Institute's Rome office, explains what role Catholic symbols are playing. And: Honoring Mary: Coptic Christians celebrate the annual Feast of the Virgin.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: White House latest: New poll numbers are out on President Trump's job performance and his handling of the economy. The Heritage Foundation’s Joel Griffith takes us inside the data. Plus: West Virginia's Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston installs its new bishop as a lawsuit against the former leader is settled. Also: We have analysis of the political chaos in Italy. Kishore Jayabalan, director of Acton Institute's Rome office, explains what role Catholic symbols are playing. And: Honoring Mary: Coptic Christians celebrate the annual Feast of the Virgin.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Sex abuse verdict: An Australian appeals court upholds convictions against Cardinal George Pell. We have a report and analysis from Edward Condon, a canon lawyer. Plus: Hundreds of protesters hold a sit-in at a train station in Hong Kong to mark one month since a violent attack on supporters of the anti-government movement. Claudia Rosett from the Independent Women's Forum tells us about the latest demonstrations. Also: The Trump administration announces policy changes regarding the amount of time immigrant children can be kept in detention. The Washington Free Beacon's Editor-In-Chief Matthew Continetti breaks down the update. And: A religious sister shares her secret to longevity on her 100th birthday.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Sex abuse verdict: An Australian appeals court upholds convictions against Cardinal George Pell. We have a report and analysis from Edward Condon, a canon lawyer. Plus: Hundreds of protesters hold a sit-in at a train station in Hong Kong to mark one month since a violent attack on supporters of the anti-government movement. Claudia Rosett from the Independent Women's Forum tells us about the latest demonstrations. Also: The Trump administration announces policy changes regarding the amount of time immigrant children can be kept in detention. The Washington Free Beacon's Editor-In-Chief Matthew Continetti breaks down the update. And: A religious sister shares her secret to longevity on her 100th birthday.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Planned Parenthood pulls out of Title X federal funding. What impact this could have on the nation’s largest abortion provider. Plus: Persecution in China: Nury Turkel, chairman of the Uyghur Human Rights Project, looks at the detainment of an ethnic minority group by the Chinese government. Plus: Hong Kong's leader pledges to open dialogue with city residents following months of anti-government protests. We have analysis from Wilson Leung, member of the Progressive Lawyers Group. And: Rebuilding Notre Dame: We have an update on the restoration efforts of the Parisian Catholic cathedral.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Planned Parenthood pulls out of Title X federal funding. What impact this could have on the nation’s largest abortion provider. Plus: Persecution in China: Nury Turkel, chairman of the Uyghur Human Rights Project, looks at the detainment of an ethnic minority group by the Chinese government. Plus: Hong Kong's leader pledges to open dialogue with city residents following months of anti-government protests. We have analysis from Wilson Leung, member of the Progressive Lawyers Group. And: Rebuilding Notre Dame: We have an update on the restoration efforts of the Parisian Catholic cathedral.

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