Hi We The People listeners, I'm Jackie McDermott, the show's producer.

This week, the Supreme Court continued to hear oral arguments by teleconference,

and the National Constitution Center recapped those arguments live on C-SPAN with advocates on either side of each case.

Today we're sharing the recap from Our Lady of Guadalupe School versus Morrissey Burru.

These consolidated cases raise the question of whether two former teachers who taught

at Catholic schools fall under the ministerial exception and are unable to sue their employers

for alleged employment discrimination.

Host Jeffrey Rosen was joined by Sunu P. Shandy,

legal director of the National Women's Law Center,

and UCLA Law Professor Eugene Volk

to explain these cases and recap the argument.

Here's Jeff to get the conversation started.

Welcome C-SPAN Friends for Day 4 of the National Constitution Center's Supreme Court

Recap. It has been an extraordinary experiment in public education to convene scholars on all sides of the cases

that the Supreme Court is broadcasting live for the first time in its history and

here at the beginning of the second week, we've just heard two remarkably rich cases,

and I am thrilled to join you again to understand the best arguments on both sides in the spirit of educating

ourselves about the Constitution. I am Jeffrey Rosen the president of the

National Constitution Center in Philadelphia and we begin all of our National Constitution

Center programs by reciting the inspiring Constitution Center

Creed, which prepares us for the learning ahead.

So here we go.

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