New Episcopal Presiding Bishop; All-White Juries
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.
Previews + Extras
New Episcopal Presiding BIshop Michael Curry
S19 E9 - 7m 49s
All Saints Day Prayer Flags
S19 E9 - 1m 56s
It is the season in Western Christianity of celebrating saints and commemorating the faithful who have departed this life.
Death Penalty and All-White Juries
S19 E9 - 7m 34s
On November 2, the Supreme Court hears arguments about race and juror selection in a Georgia death penalty case in which an African-American man was tried, convicted, and sentenced to die by an all-white jury.
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