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In a political earthquake, President Trump and the GOP lost control of Congress this week in one of the worst midterm elections in memory. ENN Capitol Hill correspondent Eric Rosales and EWTN News correspondent Tyler Arnold join Register Radio with analysis. Cardinal Jean Paul Vesco, the Archbishop of Algiers, set off a firestorm with his recent comments about evangelization. European Correspondent Solène Tadié gives us the latest.

Pope Leo XIV is preparing for his next major apostolic trip… a return to South America for the first time since his election. This week on Register Radio, Juan Andres Munoz, EWTN News Editor for Latin America and Jonathan Liedl, Register Managing Editor, join us with a preview and analysis.

As the Eucharistic Revival continues across the country, a new question is being asked: Should lay people be readily allowed to receive Communion from the Chalice at Mass? This week on Register Radio, we talk to staff reporter Matt McDonald who is covering the debate. Register staff writer Jonah McKeown joins us to discuss how there is a movement afoot to bring heightened reverence to the celebration of the Novus Ordo.

Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery in Rome this week and was diagnosed with lung cancer. While he is recovering well, the question is being asked: what impact will all of that have on his pontificate? We’re joined by EWTN News Senior Vatican Analyst Frank Rocca. Patrick Brown from the EPPC reflects on Amoris Laetitia and Leo’s plans for family life beyond its controversial footnote wars.

This week, Pope Leo XIV brought to Rome some 200 cardinals, bishops, experts, and lay couples to mark the 10th anniversary of Pope Francis’ controversial reflection on the family, . Register Contributor Dr. Larry Chapp gives his insight into the document and what Pope Leo might be trying to accomplish. Register staff writers Jonah McKeown and Gigi Duncan answer the burning question: is smoking making a comeback among Gen-Z?

Pope Leo XIV this week completed a momentous trip to France and the question is being asked: is there now truly a revival of Faith in the country traditionally called the Eldest Daughter of the Church? Solène Tadié, Europe Correspondent for EWTN News, explores the papal trip. What can we expect in the new Supreme Court term? EWTN News’ Legal analyst Andrea Picciotti-Bayer gives us her assessment.

This week, the Church -- especially in the United States -- celebrated the long-anticipated beatification of now Blessed Fulton Sheen. Register staff writer Jonah McKeown joins us here on Register Radio for full coverage.

Even as birthrates in the West are declining, something remarkable is also happening: couples are embracing the Church’s vision for marriage. EWTN News’ editor Daniel Payne joins Register Radio this week to talk about his new book, "Be Fruitful: Why More Catholics Should Get Married and Have Lots of Babies." And then, Register staff writer Jonah McKeown explores the question of Why Some Catholic Schools Are Taking Screens Out of the Classroom.

Socialism…the political and economic ideology condemned by Pope Leo XIII in 1891 is certainly on the rise in the West. This week on Register Radio, the Register’s managing editor Jonathan Liedl, assesses whether there is any room in Catholic teaching for a socialist agenda. And, Catholic conversions continue to rise everywhere, including the Ivy League. We talk to someone from Yale who is seeing it firsthand.

Twenty-five years ago, America was attacked by Islamic terrorists, including the destruction of the Twin Towers in New York and a strike against the Pentagon. This week on Register Radio, we speak to EWTN News contributor Colm Flynn about his new EWTN documentary, "Hope After 9/11: Stories of Faith and Courage."

And then, the Register’s Senior Contributor Edward Pentin reports on the latest "Rave in the Nave" in England.