From a graduate degree program in a maximum-security prison in Illinois to humanizing incarcerated people on death row - people of faith are advocating for those behind bars.

Inside an Illinois maximum-security prison -- theology professor Michele Clifton-Soderstrom found a new calling.

We talk to Sister Helen Prejean, whose memoir,

We stand on the steps of the Supreme Court as Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health is heard - a major challenge to Roe v. Wade - and ask, “How did we get here?”

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David Garrow traces the evolution of today’s battles over when a fetus becomes a person with rights.

Historian David Garrow and Liz Cavell, an attorney for the Freedom From Religion Foundation, parse the possible outcomes of the recent arguments abortion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organizations.

Jamie Manson, the new leader of Catholics for Choice, outlines the ways Catholic attitudes towards abortion access have changed.

Food is not traditionally included in the study of religion, but as our guest says, “everyone eats!”

Vegetarianism and veganism are not religions, but Ben Zeller of Lake Forest College says the decision to stop eating meat and other animal products can be an incredibly meaningful shift in one’s philosophy of eating.

Ravinder “Ravi” Singh, head of the Share a Meal program under the Khalsa Peace Corps, is taking langar on the road to reach the most vulnerable.