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Hunter D'Armond, SJ

Hunter is a native of Greenwell Springs, Louisiana and is a Jesuit scholastic studying philosophy and theology at Loyola Chicago. He is loyal to our holy Mother Church first, and the Houston Astros second. Hunter's Jesuit brothers often describe him as "zealous," which is code for "dude, you need to chill out."

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Don’t Make College Football an Idol

Published Jan 13, 2020 in Pop Culture, Sports, TV ~ Approx 3 mins

With the NCAA National Championship game this evening, former college athlete-turned-Jesuit, Hunter D’Armond asks, “Is football our new ‘golden calf’?”

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Kanye’s Call to the King: Complicated and Controversial

Published Nov 4, 2019 in Art, In the News, Music, Pop Culture ~ Approx 3 mins

Kanye proclaims “Jesus is King” in his new album, but can we trust the sincerity of his conversion?

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