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This Sunday, Is the One Argument They Can Hear the One Argument We Can’t Make?

Posted May 6th, 2021 by Tom Hoopes

Peter embraced Cornelius. Can we love the Roman centurions of today; those who lead armies of activists against Christ and his Church? [Read More...]

This Sunday, Christianity Gets Strange

Posted May 11th, 2018 by Tom Hoopes

Why did Jesus say to handle snakes and then floated up into the clouds and disappear? [Read More...]

Sunday: Stop Thinking of Life as School

Posted May 9th, 2015 by Tom Hoopes

Today’s readings (the Sixth Sunday of Easter, Year B), which come during Finals Week at Benedictine College, can help us unlearn a disastrous lesson: They can help us stop thinking of our [Read More...]