Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
May 25, 2012
5/24/2012 | 25m 29s
Catholic Institutions v Obama Administration; Women in Theology; Juvenile Justice
We discuss the looming legal battle between some Catholic institutions and the Obama administration over the contraception mandate; visit Union Theological Seminary and talk with future women ministers and theologians; and review the current Supreme Court case about sentencing juveniles convicted of murder to life without parole.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
May 25, 2012
5/24/2012 | 25m 29s
We discuss the looming legal battle between some Catholic institutions and the Obama administration over the contraception mandate; visit Union Theological Seminary and talk with future women ministers and theologians; and review the current Supreme Court case about sentencing juveniles convicted of murder to life without parole.
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Catholic Institutions v Obama Administration
Clip: 5/24/2012 | 4m 9s | Dioceses, hospitals, and universities are among 43 plaintiffs. (4m 9s)
Clip: 5/24/2012 | 7m 18s | Should children convicted of murder be sentenced to life without parole? (7m 18s)
Serene Jones Extended Interview
Clip: 5/24/2012 | 6m 33s | Watch additional excerpts from our interview about women in theology and ministry. (6m 33s)
Women in Theology and Ministry
Clip: 5/24/2012 | 9m 10s | Will the stained-glass ceiling limit their careers? (9m 10s)
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