Compass - Season 2 / Year 1997
Season 2 / Year 1997
Episodes
Mission to Seamen / Joan Carden
Alexander The God King
Judaica Shop / Father William Johnston / Industrial Chaplains
Suburban Sisters
Papal Power (Part 1)
Papal Power (Part 2) / God Only Knows
Stolen Children
Legendary Trails: The Way of St. James
Legendary Trails: In the Footsteps of Buddha
The Art of Dying / Anglican Prayer Book
Legendary Trails: Return to the Sacred Ice
Living With The Scars / Peter Thomson
Legendary Trails: The Gift of Incense
Jean Vanier Pt I / A Righteous Gentile in Sydney / Australia's Latest Love Cult
Mystery of the Crystal Skulls
Convict to Convert / Jean Vanier Pt II / A Christian Bushwalk
Shooting the Writer
Nation of Gamblers / Kids with HIV
Inside the Vatican Part I: Upon This Rock
Inside the Vatican Part II: Visions of Glory
Inside the Vatican Part III: Flight From Rome
Inside the Vatican Part IV: The Renaissance
Inside the Vatican Part V: Changing Consciousness
Anglicans in Australia
Sir Ronald Wilson
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