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Jewish people in Montana and around the world will be celebrating Yom Kippur this Sept. 27 and 28. Two Montanans share what it means to celebrate one of the most sacred days of the year in Judaism, virtually.
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Delegates included a nod to religion when they wrote Montana’s constitutional preamble. Decades later, ideas about God, faith and morality continue to…
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One of the largest religious denominations in the U.S. announced plans Jan. 3 to split over the long simmering disagreement over LGBTQ inclusion.
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Tonight on Capitol Talk: Bills that are still alive, and bills that are gone at the midway point of the session. The effectiveness - and downside - of…
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At the heart of this exciting debut novel, set in Arizona and Idaho in the mid-1970s, is fifteen-year-old Loretta, who slips out of her bedroom every…
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In 1988, when you were a young Catholic priest, the child sex abuse scandal hit. You urged cooperation, not confrontation, but the church took a different…
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A wide array of interest groups and state officials lined up to testify against a bill that purports to give Montanans more religious freedom, because…
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02/22/2015 - Segment 1: Culture of Secrecy Leaves Door Open for Sex Abuse; Segment 2: Torture Tactics Go Beyond the CIA; Segment 3: Duking it out With…