Change of Habit

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Published on Jan 9, 2014
The population of Catholic nuns in Western PA and across the United States is a quarter of what it was in the late 1960s. But even with their numbers dwindling and

local convents shuttered, the revered Sisters aren't complaining or giving up,

they're actually reinventing themselves.


WQED's Michael Bartley takes you to

several local orders of religious women to show you where they're working and how

they see the future of Sisters.

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The Salt Deception

The SaltGuru discusses the latest evidence to be published on salt and health and
appeals to consumers to voice their opinions on proposed FDA salt regulations

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Carmelite Sisters ~ Glimpses Of Our Life

Carmelite Sisters, Thicket Priory - Glimpses Of Our Life 

Published on Aug 1, 2012
An insight into the daily life of the Discalced Carmelite nuns at Thicket Priory near York (www.carmelite.org/thicket). The presentation gives glimpses into the sisters' life together, and tells the story of how some of them came to enter religious life.

 

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Decoding the Stars - A New Look at Astrology

Decoding the Stars

Published on Mar 31, 2016


Michael de Crespigny is Professor of Planetary Research and Engroupings at the University of Pimlico, and Chair of the Interplanetary Harmony Committee. He is a lecturer in cosmic connectivity, and his research group specializes in experimental proofs of celestial motion and its relation to human and animal life on Earth.
Michael read Natural Sciences at Uxbridge University, before completing his PhD in quantum pigeonholing. In the past he has worked with research groups and key figures from NASA, CERN and CBBC to search for testable explanations for the way the stars predict his life.

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The Silent Epidemic Part 2

The Epidemic
Part 2 

Published on Sep 26, 2011
Self Harm Documentary - The Silent Epidemic is about the new ways science is finding to battle the long ignored and mysterious behaviour of self-harm, which affects over 200,000 Australians every month.

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