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WRKF
11:50 am
Wed March 13, 2013

Interviews: Child Welfare Expert Dr. Mark Courtney

Originally published on Fri April 12, 2013 1:53 pm

Jim talks with child welfare specialist Dr. Mark Courtney, from the University of Chicago, about foster care in Louisiana, and the challenges and problems therein. He's joined by Dana Hunter, from LSU's School of Social Work.

Advertising executive Hunter Territo, President of the American Advertising Federation - Baton Rouge, discusses the latest news on Governor Jindal's proposed tax reforms, and a threatened tax on media advertising.

Dan Borne, President of The LA Chemical Association and a deacon in the Catholic Church, talks about the new pontiff, Pope Francis I.

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Arts & Culture
11:00 am
Tue March 12, 2013

Pope John Paul II in Life and Art at NOMA

Pope John Paul II is honored at an exhibit at the New Orleans Museum of Art.

As the Vatican is closing its doors today for cardinals to select a new pope, the New Orleans Museum of Art is opening a show that looks back at the legacy of Pope John Paul II. The exhibit features the art and artifacts of his time.

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WRKF
10:18 am
Tue March 5, 2013

Interviews with State Rep. Ted James, American Cancer Society's Andrew Muhl

Originally published on Fri April 12, 2013 2:08 pm

Rev. Timothy Keller gets the show started by discussing Christianity in America and the world today.

Jim talks with Baton Rouge state Representative Ted James and Andrew Muhl, with the American Cancer Society, about Governor Jindal's plans to raise tobacco taxes as part of his big tax reforms.


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Food & Faith
8:49 am
Tue March 5, 2013

Alligator for Lent

Credit Maureen McMurray / WWNO

If you live in Southern Louisiana you don’t have to be Catholic to know that the Friday Fish is a New Orleans tradition. From fried catfish to potato salad and savory sides, there are plenty of meatless options for the faithful foodies.

But what if you’re just not in the mood for fish on Friday? Well, there are some less obvious Lenten options in the Crescent City.

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Faith
9:54 am
Fri February 22, 2013

Rwandan Genocide Survivor Spreads Forgiveness Message in Shreveport

The Cathedral of St. John Berchmans Church in Shreveport is hosting a Roman Catholic priest from Rwanda who will speak about forgiveness during weekend events. Rev. Ubald Rugirangoga lost 80 family members to Rwanda’s ethnic strife, beginning in 1963 with his father’s murder. He says more than 45,000 of his parishioners were killed in the genocide.

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Apocalypse
3:19 pm
Sat December 15, 2012

Vatican: World Not Ending, Despite Mayan Prediction

VATICAN CITY — The Vatican's top astronomer has some assurances to offer: The world won't be ending on Dec. 21, despite predictions to the contrary.

The Rev. Jose Funes, director of the Vatican Observatory, wrote in last Wednesday's Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano that "it's not even worth discussing" doomsday scenarios based on the Mayan calendar that are flooding the Internet ahead of the purported Dec. 21 apocalypse.

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