On EWTN News In Depth Tonight: EWTN News Correspondent Roselle Reyes spotlights how the ongoing government shutdown affects everyday American families and Catholic Charities USA's Luz Tavarez shares her concerns with how the shutdown impacts our most vulnerable populations. Montse Alvarado sits down with Cardinal Giorgio Marengo, one of the world's youngest cardinals, about serving as a missionary in Mongolia, where Catholics make up less than 1% of the population. EWTN News Correspondent Alan Holdren travels to Wichita, Kansas for an inside look into the thriving Catholic community there. And Colm Flynn spotlights efforts to make the Mass and sacraments more accessible for Catholics who are deaf - including an interview with Fr. Michael Depcik, one of the few priests in the world who was born deaf.

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