Race and Justice; Catholic Deacons; VTS New Organ
Violence, Law Enforcement, Race and Justice; Catholic Deacons; Virginia Theological Seminary’s New Organ
The Aga Khan; The Singing Monks of Norcia
The spiritual leader of the world's Ismaili Muslims speaks about poverty, peace, philanthropy, and religious understanding; a chart-topping album conveys the music that is central to Benedictine monastic life.
Nepal Earthquake Relief; Saint Benedict’s Preparatory School
Nearly one month after Nepal was rocked by the first of two earthquakes, humanitarian and faith-based groups face major challenges; a boy’s prep school led by Benedictine monks emphasizes responsibility, community, and the Rule of St. Benedict; and the nonprofit organization Final Salute meets the needs of homeless women veterans and their children.
Predicting Violence; NYC Houses of Worship
Examining the ethics of probing the brain to predict violent behavior; A Journey Through NYC Religions is documenting every religious site in New York's five boroughs.
Bangladesh Worker Justice, Muslim Community Building
Correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro reports from Dhaka in Bangladesh on garment workers' rights in the wake of a deadly factory collapse in April; Lucky Severson visits the Inner City Muslim Action Network on Chicago's South Side; and we interview members of Heartbeat, a band of young Israeli and Palestinian musicians who believe music can transform conflict.
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