Eric Sundrup only asks the tough questions: is joining the barefoot runners (and perhaps getting closer to God’s creation) worth being mistaken for a silver back gorilla?
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And Then There Was One
Zags fan Perry Petrich had a rough weekend watching his team get knocked out, but Eric Sundrup’s XU Musketeers are still hanging in there.
D’oh God! A Simpsons Lens on Lent
For 500 episodes, Homer Simpson’s been a dope — but he’s been our dope. Tim O’Brien explains why you may need to say “D’oh!” this Lent.
La Virgen & Fabian Debora: Catholic Art in the City of Angels
Violence. Addiction and jail and death. The city of Los Angeles. La Virgen. Hope in a painting. All collide at speed to compose Fabian Debora’s life story. Jay Hooks’ biographical essay holds the details.
Who Writes Your Operating System?
Sam Sawyer mines the baby-video-on-YouTube genre for some insights into how God engineers the soul.
Pope Francis’ Silence on China
Whatever his reasons, Francis’ China policy has drawn both supporters and vehement critics. An outspoken pope’s silence on the moral challenges of the world’s largest country will remain jarring.
On The Southern Border, Sr. Liz Sjoberg Says She is “Working With, Not For” the People of God
Sr. Liz Sjoberg says collaboration with lay people is essential for her ministry on the southern border.
Pope Francis’ Visit to Iraq Highlights the Plight of Internally Displaced People
In his recent visit to Iraq, Pope Francis gives encouragement and hope to the wounded healers who help returnees in Qaraqosh.
‘L’ Stations of the Cross
Can you list the Stations of the Cross? Fullerton, Loyola, Chicago… wait, what?!?
All Together Again
“We’re getting the gang back together!” Perry Petrich points out the personalities that really bring out the madness in March.