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Stephanie Mirza arrives in Rome to catch a glimpse of the colosseum, eat authentic Italian pizza, and talks with Father Emmanuel Katongole, the incoming director of Notre Dame University's Ansari Institute.
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Stephanie concludes her trip in the Netherlands with a look into the Dutch way of doing things
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Stephanie leaves Bosnia behind to attend a family reunion in The Netherlands, and learns about her in-laws' fascinating stories.
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In this week's episode, Stephanie explores the invisible scars left on the people and places affected by the Siege of Sarajevo.
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The U.S. Justice Department has filed a religious discrimination lawsuit against the City of Lansing. The lawsuit claims the Lansing city jail fired a Seventh Day Adventist because she did not show up for work on a Saturday, after saying during the hiring process she could not work because it is the Sabbath.
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Jeanette Saddler Taylor tackles one of those subjects she was taught not to talk about.
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Lawmakers in the Senate education committee endured nearly eight hours of testimony and debate Wednesday on a controversial bill focused on school…
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Today we talk about how different religious traditions have worked for or against the care of the environment, and what role religion plays in efforts…
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Indiana faith leaders say that Republican lawmakers drawing unfair legislative maps would be "sin." Gerrymandering, they argue, is "political and…