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This Sunday, What Jesus Says in Times Like Ours

Posted January 21st, 2021 by Tom Hoopes

When all hope was gone, Jesus stepped forward to say “Game over. Victory is ours.” [Read More...]

This Sunday, God’s Voice Won’t Leave You Alone

Posted January 14th, 2021 by Tom Hoopes

There’s only one thing you can say when the Lamb of God, the sacrifice for your sin, asks “What are you looking for?” [Read More...]

St. Joseph’s ‘Atomic Habits’

Posted January 12th, 2021 by Tom Hoopes

A new secular book can help you follow the ‘little way of Joseph.’ [Read More...]

This Sunday, Only Faith Will Conquer the World

Posted January 7th, 2021 by Tom Hoopes

They have the courage of their convictions. We react with cowardly compromise. The Baptism of the Lord shows the way forward. [Read More...]

Four Marriage Tips from Joseph and Mary

Posted January 6th, 2021 by Tom Hoopes

Being with Jesus will make life way harder — and way happier. [Read More...]

This Sunday, Imitate the Magi, Not Herod

Posted December 31st, 2020 by Tom Hoopes

Has the Church stopped giving Jesus its gold, frankincense and myrrh, and started pleasing the world, the flesh and the devil instead? [Read More...]

Our Lady of Christmas? Popular Icon Sums It Up

Posted December 29th, 2020 by Tom Hoopes

The Our Lady of Perpetual Help icon is not often considered a Christmas image. Maybe it should be. [Read More...]

Wait. Did the Holy Family Go to Egypt or the Temple? A Quick Survey of Answers

Posted December 28th, 2020 by Tom Hoopes

The Gospels at Mass two days in a row seem to contradict each other. Thinkers from Augustine to Benedict XVI explain why. [Read More...]