EWTN News Nightly

10 Years After Mother Teresa's Canonization, a longtime friend and adviser shares personal memories of the saint. Meanwhile, the final countdown is here for Archbishop Fulton Sheen's upcoming beatification. And, we take a look at the Vatican's Dicastery for Culture and Education and what it's responsible for.

The Vatican denies parents' appeal to keep a Chicago Catholic school open. Meanwhile, Christian communities on the Israel-Lebanon border remain deeply affected by war. And, we learn how the United States is helping those affected by the tragic flooding in Nepal.

Pope Leo says the Church is called to serve humanity and bear witness to Christ during the Wednesday General Audience. Meanwhile, the search continues for missing people after Nepal's tragic floods. And, two Catholic priests fight to protect girls from human trafficking in India.

Villanova's new global award for sustainability has been named in Pope Leo's honor. Meanwhile, NASA's new telescope will explore the biggest mysteries of God's creation. And, we learn whether communities can find a balance between immigration enforcement and compassion.

Pope Leo participates in a special Marian procession across Lake Albano. Meanwhile, today marks 29 years since Princess Diana’s death, and we explore the profound friendship she shared with Mother Teresa. And, a new assessment reveals Nigeria remains the world’s deadliest country to be a Christian.