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The Power of St. Ambrose’s Milan

Posted December 7th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

December 7 is a good day to recall that the conversion stories of St. Augustine, St. John Henry Newman and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton all began in the same region. [Read More...]

This Sunday, the Radical Meaning of Christmas

Posted December 5th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

Does the prospect of Christ’s coming make us feel an overwhelming need to change our hearts, or does it reassure us that everything is okay? [Read More...]

Evangelize Like Lives Are at Stake, Because They Are

Posted December 3rd, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

Spread the faith because it’s true. But do it urgently, because without the faith, community dies, and deaths of despair skyrocket. [Read More...]

This Sunday: Wake Up From Your Christmas Dream

Posted November 30th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

The First Sunday of Advent is a great time to contrast the culture’s Christmas Season and the Church’s. [Read More...]

A Catholic Prayer for Thanksgiving Dinner

Posted November 28th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

‘Thank you for this turkey, a symbol of your providence …’ [Read More...]

Is the Faith of Kanye West for Real?

Posted November 26th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

Though the hip-hop artist’s work remains problematic, it may do great good. [Read More...]

This Sunday, Christ the King-Maker

Posted November 23rd, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

Our lives can seem like useless failures. So did the cross … [Read More...]

Connect or Collapse: 10 Timothy Carney Quotes

Posted November 21st, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

How to Transform Culture in America? Through community, faith, and scholarship, says author of important new book. [Read More...]