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Science for Seminaries; India's Slum Dwellers; Thomas Merton
Season 18
Episode 22
A new program encourages seminaries and divinity schools to teach more science; a community organizer helps improve living conditions for the very poor in India’s sprawling slums and around the world; a famous Trappist monk, poet, activist, contemplative, and prolific writer would have been 100 years old this year.
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