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This Sunday, No Greater Joy Than Encountering Jesus

Posted January 16th, 2020 by Tom Hoopes

On the Second Sunday of Ordinary Time, Jesus passes by in ordinary life. [Read More...]

This Sunday, Christmas Moves Into Your Soul

Posted January 9th, 2020 by Tom Hoopes

In the Christmas season, the world discovers who Jesus is. At the Baptism of the Lord, we discover who we are. [Read More...]

This Sunday, We Each Need a Strange Epiphany

Posted January 2nd, 2020 by Tom Hoopes

The story of Herod, the scribes, the star and the Magi points to the loudspeakers God is using to call us. [Read More...]

This Sunday, the Pain and High Purpose of Family Life

Posted December 26th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

See Joseph’s shining example and hear Paul’s counter-cultural advice. [Read More...]

This Sunday, Imitate Joseph; Christ Is Closer Than Ever

Posted December 19th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

On the Fourth Sunday of Advent, join the patron saint of last-minute preparations for Christmas — and for the coming Christ. [Read More...]

This Sunday, the Meaning of Life is Waiting Well

Posted December 12th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

In week three, Advent goes form “hurry up!” to “wait …” — from fire and brimstone to a farmer watching a field. [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...]

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...]