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We explore the monastery restoring ancient books from the Vatican. Meanwhile, we ask the question: Is AI self-aware? And explore why some tech experts are trying to convince the Catholic Church. Plus, a French bishop condemns violence as student protests in Paris become a national crisis.

After two failed execution attempts, we learn what might be next for Christa Pike. Meanwhile, during Pope Leo's Angelus reflection, he reminds us that God's mercy is greater than evil. And, Pope Francis' diary is set to be released on November 24.

Catholic and Episcopal bishops are urging Tennessee to commute the death sentence of Christa Pike after two botched execution attempts. Meanwhile, 1 million children will join Pope Leo in a global Rosary for peace. And, we explore what the Vatican Observatory really searches for in space.

We examine whether the Church could be seeing more requests for exorcisms. Meanwhile, a former pro player explains the importance of the Catholic faith in baseball. And, 18 American men are ordained deacons at the Vatican in a major step toward priesthood.

A flight bound for Tel Aviv made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after a co-pilot stabbed the captain and appeared to try to crash the aircraft. We also look at concerns over Canada’s assisted-dying system, one cancer survivor’s faith journey, America’s 250th anniversary celebration in Rome, and actor Lou Ferrigno’s meeting with Pope Leo.

We discuss the biggest takeaway from Pope Leo XIV's France trip. Meanwhile, a new book explores the lives of holy men and women throughout history. And, the Protect College Sports Act now moves to the U.S. House.

Pope Leo's France trip concludes after a powerful weekend in Lourdes. Meanwhile, a cancer survivor shares his story of a life-changing pilgrimage to Lourdes. And, We take a closer look at the world's first parish named after newly beatified Fulton Sheen.

Pope Leo XIV has begun a historic four-day visit to France. Meanwhile, we explore how much influence he could have in France, a predominantly secular nation. And, as the Trump-Xi summit concludes, we explore the relationship between China and America.

50,000 gather for Blessed Archbishop Fulton Sheen's beatification Mass. Meanwhile, Jimmy Lai's son pleads for his father's release as Trump meets China's president. And, Pope Leo XIV is set for a historic visit to France on September 25.

Trump highlights the global persecution of Christians in a U.N. speech. Meanwhile, a new report says one Christian is killed every 86 minutes in Nigeria, on average. And, in his Wednesday general audience, Pope Leo says, “Together, with God’s help, we may build a better future.”

As Fulton Sheen's beatification nears, a new book explores his enduring legacy. Meanwhile, the Pope's centuries-old vegetable garden is now 100% organic. And, an Atlanta Braves pitcher shares the importance of his Catholic faith.

Pope Leo says, "The Lord gives us great cause for hope," drawing on Jesus' parable. Meanwhile, more families could afford Catholic school with a new tax credit. And, thousands are expected to participate in the upcoming Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage in Washington, D.C.

St. Bernadette of Lourdes relics set out on a yearlong tour of the U.S. Meanwhile, with his beatification just days away, Venerable Fulton Sheen's teachings are now being used inside the classroom. And, Pope Leo XIV bestows a prestigious honor on the CEO of Catholic Relief Services.

800 years after St. Francis' death, Assisi prepares to honor the historic anniversary. Meanwhile, meet the Catholic priest who ministers to MLB's Washington Nationals. And, hundreds of young Christians gather in Iraq for a festival inspired by St. Francis.

A war-damaged building collapses in Gaza, killing 21. Pope Leo discusses the importance of community at the Wednesday General Audience. And, Catholic objectors are temporarily shielded from Illinois' new assisted-suicide law.