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This Sunday; After Mercy, Jesus Wants More

Posted April 15th, 2021 by Tom Hoopes

We have tried to welcome his forgiveness while rejecting repentance. That will not work, he says. [Read More...]

This Sunday, Go From Locked Away to Loving

Posted April 8th, 2021 by Tom Hoopes

How can Catholics break out of our isolation of fear and distrust? [Read More...]

This Sunday: Jesus Raised the Temple; Now He’s Everywhere

Posted April 1st, 2021 by Tom Hoopes

Two cryptic remarks in St. John’s Gospel suddenly make sense after Easter. [Read More...]

This Sunday: Jesus Faced a Conspiracy, Too

Posted March 25th, 2021 by Tom Hoopes

The powers we face are powerful and total and there is only one way to win: the cross. [Read More...]

This Sunday, Victory Only Comes in the Jaws of Defeat

Posted March 18th, 2021 by Tom Hoopes

From its earliest days to today, the Church has always been on the brink of collapse and on the cusp of triumph. [Read More...]

This Sunday, the Twisted Image That Leads Us Home

Posted March 11th, 2021 by Tom Hoopes

Lent is a land of exile where we have to replace our longing for slavery with a longing for God. [Read More...]

This Sunday, Get Violent With Sin and Aggressively Give Alms

Posted March 4th, 2021 by Tom Hoopes

When we spoil the place where he wants to meet us, God gets angry. Violently angry. So should we. [Read More...]

This Sunday, Our Unsafe God Demands Too Much

Posted February 25th, 2021 by Tom Hoopes

In Jesus we have a Zeus who came to serve us and a Prime Mover who is demanding in ways that defy logic. [Read More...]