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Before he became a public spokesman, Fauci helped figure out the workings of the HIV virus.

The Senator from Massachusetts kept repeating to himself, “Don’t mix it up, Teddy.”

Religion and a strong family are key to inspiration, Kennedy says.

Fauci describes his role as director of the National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases, and remembers the early days of the AIDS epidemic.

You don’t have to become a senator to make a difference.

Anthony Fauci’s roots are in Brooklyn and in the classics.

We are all made in the image of God, says Kennedy.

T.S. Eliot and the Pope.

Peter Gomes distinguishes between hope (a long view) from optimism (the short view).

No matter where they go after college, young people discover there’s no there there.

The Russian cosmonauts did not find God up there.

Science hasn’t found an explanation of spirituality.

Christianity is not a religion that has been tried and failed.

Don Quixote and others.

If you come up with an easy solution to the text, you’re probably close to the wrong thing.

How to get that “Aha!” moment.

Gomes has a question he thinks talented people should ask themselves.

You think you’re Job? Get off it.

To be hopeful is to be ultimately realistic in the face of every reason for despair.

Why is America’s youth turning to religion?

Jim Lehrer explains his lifelong love for the work of J.D. Salinger, and describes what he would ask in a dream interview with the literary legend.

Lehrer says we should actually act on our pledges to improve education.

We are driven by a search for value and meaning.

Gomes believes we live in a fallen world.

Unlike the America of his childhood, the country no longer has a shared experience to draw upon.

Gomes serves the Word.

Peter Gomes says he would like to be remembered as a man who made others think.

As an American, Jim Lehrer is worried about what is done in his name.

Peter Gomes is a preacher who teaches, as opposed to a teacher who preaches.

If we’d had a mandatory military service, Lehrer wonders, would we still have invaded Iraq?