Maryknoll Sister Rosemarie Milazzo has added the role of 'peacemaker' to her resume.  Between assignments Rosemarie joined a Christian Peacemaker Team, following the philosophy that "unless Christians are willing to put the same kind of energy into peacemaking that the military put into war, don't call yourself Christian". Join the conversation with Rosemarie Milazzo.

Today we're talking with journalist Dr. Rich Benjamin, a black man, who embarked on a fascinating 2 year study traversing the U.S. exploring the recent trend in white migration to homogeneous small towns and examining the fastest growing and whitest communities across the nation. We bring you a conversation with the author of Searching For Whitopia: An Improbable Journey to the Heart of White America, Rich Benjamin.

In the light of a growing awareness of the earth's fragility, the Maryknoll Sisters were compelled to make a radical decision to dedicate their resources in Baguio to alternative environmental education, so they created the Maryknoll Ecological Sanctuary. Join us as we speak with two women integral to Maryknoll's presence in the Philippines, and whose reflections on the environment, faith, and humanity are most welcome as we celebrate our earth on today's show. Our guests are Maryknoll Sisters Ann Braudis and Margarita Jamias.