Immaculee Ilibagiza on Building A Civilzation of Love, Radio Teopoli, AM530

Friday Feb. 12, 2010, Building A Civilization of Love from 1:PM-2:PM on Radio Teopoli AM 530

This edition of Building A Civilization of Love is dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes whose feast day is February 11, and to Our Lady of Kibeho whose feast day is on November 28. Since the Month of February is Black History Month we're also going to dedicate this program to St. Martin de Porres who is the first Black Saint of the Americas.

Producer: Laura Cirami
Host: Frank Ruffolo

This episode of Building A Civilization of Love features a world wide exclusive Radio Teopoli AM 530 interview with Immaculee Ilibagiza who miraculously survived the Rwandan genocide in 1994 with seven other women spending 91 days hidden silently in a cramped bathroom in the local Hutu pastor's home while the Hutu majority massacred close to one million Tutsis. Immaculee a Tutsi member, wrote about her horrific ordeal in a book entitled Left to Tell Discovering God Amidst The Rwandan Holocaust, (A New York Times Best Seller ) and how her faith helped her to survive and even forgive the killers of her own family. Join us on Building A Civilization of Love as Frank finds out all about Immaculee's horrific ordeal and discussion on Our Lady of Kibeho. Immaculee's story has also been featured on CBS 60 minutes. If you would like more information on Immaculee and her story please visit her website at http://www.immaculee.com/.

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