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New Episcopal Presiding Bishop; All-White Juries
Season 19
Episode 9
The Episcopal Church elects its first African-American presiding bishop; the Supreme Court hears arguments about race and juror selection in a Georgia death penalty case; and celebrants at the National Cathedral make prayer flags in remembrance of friends and loved ones.
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Religious Outreach to Veterans; Dhammakaya Temple; Upanayanam
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Pope Middle East Trip; Pakistan Polio Campaign; Mormon Missionary Expansion
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Pope Francis Middle East Trip; Religious Freedom in Mississippi
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Rwanda Genocide: 20 Years Later; Young Gay Men and HIV in Chicago; The Meaning of Yoga
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Death Penalty, Women, Religion, Violence and Power; Jordan River Baptism Site
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Difficult job prospects for Protestant pastors; The December Project explores mortality.
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Papal Canonizations; India's Domestic Workers; Jerusalem the Movie
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Technology allows critically ill infants to survive; a rare Jewish book survives 600 years
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Hollywood releases Bible-based films; Calvinism finds rising interest among evangelicals
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Bivocational ministers work two jobs; Franciscans of the Holy Land; Blind Boys of Alabama