On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Pope Francis approves new statutes for the Vatican bank intended to prevent corruption. EWTN Rome Bureau Chief Alan Holdren breaks down these reforms and the purpose of the bank. Plus: Jeffrey Epstein’s abrupt death has prompted some to suspect foul play. John Gizzi, White House correspondent for Newsmax, examines the death and what happens to the investigation. Also: Federal officials are looking at Connecticut’s policy allowing transgender athletes to compete as the gender they identify. Christina Holcomb, lawyer with Alliance Defending Freedom, explains why she says this is an issue of fairness. And: As protests continue in Hong Kong, we have analysis from author Gordon Chang.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Pope Francis approves new statutes for the Vatican bank intended to prevent corruption. EWTN Rome Bureau Chief Alan Holdren breaks down these reforms and the purpose of the bank. Plus: Jeffrey Epstein’s abrupt death has prompted some to suspect foul play. John Gizzi, White House correspondent for Newsmax, examines the death and what happens to the investigation. Also: Federal officials are looking at Connecticut’s policy allowing transgender athletes to compete as the gender they identify. Christina Holcomb, lawyer with Alliance Defending Freedom, explains why she says this is an issue of fairness. And: As protests continue in Hong Kong, we have analysis from author Gordon Chang.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The race continues: Democrats running for president are talking to voters in Iowa. What Joe Biden is saying about abortion. Plus: Reggie Littlejohn, President of Women’s Rights without Frontiers, discusses forced abortions in China and North Korea. Also: Catholics and gun control: Moral theologian Fr. Thomas Petri, co-host of EWTN Radio's "The Church Alive," examines Catholic teaching on gun control. And: How a Ronald McDonald House with a connection to John Paul II is helping sick children in Italy enjoy the summer.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The race continues: Democrats running for president are talking to voters in Iowa. What Joe Biden is saying about abortion. Plus: Reggie Littlejohn, President of Women’s Rights without Frontiers, discusses forced abortions in China and North Korea. Also: Catholics and gun control: Moral theologian Fr. Thomas Petri, co-host of EWTN Radio's "The Church Alive," examines Catholic teaching on gun control. And: How a Ronald McDonald House with a connection to John Paul II is helping sick children in Italy enjoy the summer.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The trade war between China and the U.S. intensifies. Tori Whiting, trade economist at The Heritage Foundation, looks at what this means for the stock market. Also: An American citizen and PhD candidate at Princeton has been held in an Iranian prison for three years. His wife shares his story. Plus: The Daily Caller’s Vince Coglianese takes us inside new research suggesting millennial's are struggling with loneliness. And: How a Vatican foundation is helping a religious minority in Iraq.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The trade war between China and the U.S. intensifies. Tori Whiting, trade economist at The Heritage Foundation, looks at what this means for the stock market. Also: An American citizen and PhD candidate at Princeton has been held in an Iranian prison for three years. His wife shares his story. Plus: The Daily Caller’s Vince Coglianese takes us inside new research suggesting millennial's are struggling with loneliness. And: How a Vatican foundation is helping a religious minority in Iraq.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: President Donald Trump visits Dayton, OH and El Paso, TX in an effort to unite the nation following deadly mass shootings. Rev. Dean Nelson has analysis of the President’s trip, plus the White House answers our question about the death penalty for future mass shooters. Also: A new poll reveals many Catholics do not understand core Church teachings, especially about the Holy Eucharist. Grazie Christie, Senior Policy Advisor for the Catholic Association, breaks down the results. And: Pakistan prepares to celebrate National Minorities Day. Shahid Mobeen, professor at the Pontifical Urban University in Rome, highlights it as an opportunity to promote religious freedom in the region. And the Knights of Columbus announce a shrine to a beloved Catholic Native American.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: President Donald Trump visits Dayton, OH and El Paso, TX in an effort to unite the nation following deadly mass shootings. Rev. Dean Nelson has analysis of the President’s trip, plus the White House answers our question about the death penalty for future mass shooters. Also: A new poll reveals many Catholics do not understand core Church teachings, especially about the Holy Eucharist. Grazie Christie, Senior Policy Advisor for the Catholic Association, breaks down the results. And: Pakistan prepares to celebrate National Minorities Day. Shahid Mobeen, professor at the Pontifical Urban University in Rome, highlights it as an opportunity to promote religious freedom in the region. And the Knights of Columbus announce a shrine to a beloved Catholic Native American.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The Associated Press publishes letters written by defrocked cardinal Theodore McCarrick to three men who accuse him of sexual assault. Catholic News Agency's Courtney Grogan has a report from Rome. Plus: The Washington Examiner’s commentary editor, Tim Carney, breaks down recent attacks of President Trump’s rhetoric after a series of mass shootings. Also: Members of the Knights of Columbus meet in Minnesota for the 137th Supreme Convention. Andrew Walther, Vice President of Communications for the Knights, gives us an update on what the Catholic organization is doing for persecuted Christians in the Middle East. And: The Trump administration escalates its targeting of Venezuela with new financial sanctions. We're at the White House.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The Associated Press publishes letters written by defrocked cardinal Theodore McCarrick to three men who accuse him of sexual assault. Catholic News Agency's Courtney Grogan has a report from Rome. Plus: The Washington Examiner’s commentary editor, Tim Carney, breaks down recent attacks of President Trump’s rhetoric after a series of mass shootings. Also: Members of the Knights of Columbus meet in Minnesota for the 137th Supreme Convention. Andrew Walther, Vice President of Communications for the Knights, gives us an update on what the Catholic organization is doing for persecuted Christians in the Middle East. And: The Trump administration escalates its targeting of Venezuela with new financial sanctions. We're at the White House.

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