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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Pope Francis spent his 3rd day in Canada attending his first public Mass of the visit. However, the main story is the reaction to the Holy Father's apology yesterday for the Church's role in abuse at residential schools. Vatican Analyst for EWTN News, Andrea Gagliarducci, joins to share what the Holy Father said in his apology and what the reaction has been. Meanwhile, the Biden Administration's push to change the definition of sex to include gender identity and sexual orientation continues, and the Alliance Defending Freedom is warning medical professionals what could happen as a result. This week a bipartisan group of lawmakers hopes to pass a multi-billion dollar package that they say would improve computer chip manufacturing here in the US, but Republicans remain divided saying it's also filled with money for President Biden's science agenda. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is supposed to visit Taiwan next month, which has prompted threats from China. This comes as President Biden plans to speak with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the end of the week. Republican Strategist John Ullyot joins to share what he expects from that conversation. Finally this evening, the Caribbean country of Haiti is combating an epidemic of gang-related violence. Foundress of the Kizito Family, Sr. Paesie, joins to tell us what daily life is like in Haiti amid the gang violence and extreme poverty.
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