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In an exclusive special report, NBC’s Maria Shriver speaks with three senators who are working to create legislation that will allow outside prosecutors to decide whether or not to take military sexual assault cases to trial rather than relying on military commanders to play that role.
NBC’s Claudio Lavanga talks with MSNBC’s Craig Melvin to talk about Pope Francis’s efforts to confront sex abuse in the Catholic Church.
Time Magazine reports on the surprising rise in evangelical Latinos in the United States, and Rick Stengel joins Morning Joe to discuss why many Latinos are leaving the Catholic Church for other denominations.
Top Talkers: The Morning Joe panel -- including Random House's Jon Meacham, the Financial Times' Gillian Tett, New York Magazine's John Heilemann and Bloomberg Businessweek's Josh Green -- discusses how the newly-installed Pope Francis is already making waves in the Catholic Church.
On Holy Thursday, Jesuit priest, Father James Martin, joins Morning Joe to discuss the Catholic Church's new pope, Pope Francis, and why the pope chose to forego the traditional big mass in Rome's Saint Peter's Square to wash the feet of juvenile offenders in Rome.
Though it 'died' ages ago, Latin is all over Rome and the Catholic Church. A Latin scholar explains why it's worth understanding.
A Congolese child attends celebrations to mark the Day of the African Child at the Catholic church in the town of Rutshuru, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, June 16, 2013. Picture taken June 16, 2013. REUTERS/Kenny Katombe (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC CONGO - Tags: SOCIETY POLITICS RELIGION ANNIVERSARY
Congolese children attend celebrations to mark the Day of the African Child at the Catholic church in the town of Rutshuru, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, June 16, 2013. Picture taken June 16, 2013. REUTERS/Kenny Katombe (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC CONGO - Tags: SOCIETY POLITICS RELIGION ANNIVERSARY
Father Sebastian J. Rossouw of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church, Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa, 12 June 2013
"It is so painful to see an old man pain every day," said Thembeni Sibeko, who works as a greeter at Regina Mundi, a Catholic church where opponents of the apartheid regime that Mandela helped topple often gathered.
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