Testimonies from Catholics who are returning to the sacrament of Confession: youtu.be/PTPeLnOe7q0

'The priesthood is definitely intended to be a vocation of service.' - Fr. Michael Roman of the Pontifical North American College explains Holy Orders and the journey seminarians must make to receive a collar.
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The first sacrament of initiation. Baptism cleanses us of our original sin and officially brings us into Church. @ImRoselleReyes shares the journey of Baptism
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From February 7-14, the U.S. Catholic Church commemorates National Marriage Week. How Catholics, like David & Claudia Arp, are re-committing themselves to God and their marriage, Roselle Reyes reports.

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'I felt the love of Jesus pouring out.'

Correspondent Mark Irons tells the story of Catholics who are returning to the Sacrament of Confession:

Learn about the journey home to the Catholic Church for 2 catechumens. Reporter Roselle Reyes follows the catechumens going through the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA).

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An uplifting update! - After the catastrophic 2022 flood in eastern Kentucky, one couple rebuilds and imagines a much brighter future for generations to come: youtu.be/f6mrFm-LiAo

After the catastrophic 2022 flood in eastern Kentucky, one couple rebuilds and imagines a much brighter future for generations to come. Correspondent Mark Irons reports.

This Friday on EWTN News In Depth at 8pm ET: We have a special re-broadcast on the 7 sacraments. And a look at how parishes are helping strengthen marriages.

'Doctors have been practicing under EMTALA since 1986. We've never been confused about when we might need to intervene for a woman to protect her life in pregnancy.'

Ingrid Skop MD & Roger Severino explain what's at issue in the Biden admin's lawsuit against Idaho on EWTN News In Depth

There are now controversial state bans on street camping, and a major U.S. Supreme Court case that could impact homelessness in America. One woman discusses how her family lost their home and how it can happen to anyone.

The City of Grants Pass VS Johnson is the US Supreme Court case that could impact homeless people across America: youtu.be/FK4LmJhfYXY

25 years ago, two students opened fire at Columbine High School in Colorado. The principal of the school at the time is a devout Catholic and shares how his faith got him through the horrors of that day and the aftermath of it all.

Five years ago, the Notre Dame Cathedral fell victim to a fire. Now, the iconic Parisian church is almost rebuilt and ready to welcome people through its doors once again: youtu.be/F4IKYQA4WYk

At Columbia University in New York, over a hundred students were arrested for their participation in an unsanctioned pro-Hamas encampment. Andrew Doran, Senior Fellow at the Philos Project shares whether we will continue to see more of this.

An in depth analysis of Israel’s retaliation on Iran and the possibility of a broadening conflict in the Middle East: youtu.be/9ml6bBCNmOY

After 7 volunteers for the World Central Kitchen were killed by an Israeli attack in Gaza, Andrew Doran, Senior Fellow at the The Philos Project, tells us how aid can get in to Gaza and how we can help with the humanitarian crisis.

Legal analyst Jonathan Berry explains how the U.S. Supreme Court could rule in several high profile cases this Term. From abortion to transgender procedures for minors– how that could impact pro-life legislation and the rights of physicians across the country.

Legal expert Jonathan Berry breaks down City of Grants Pass VS Johnson --  the Supreme Court case that could impact homeless people across America. And he reacts to the gun cases that are pending, and if the 25-year legacy of Columbine has impacted the Court’s thinking.