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Though he has eaten whatever he wanted, whenever he wanted, for most of his life, self-proclaimed “skinny glutton” Chris Schroeder explains some lessons he has learned about eating, drinking, and the enjoyment of life.

TJP editor Eric Sundrup, SJ professes his love for the crazies.

David Romero, in his first contribution to TJP tells us how his recent snow days helped him reflect on unexpected joy.

More than a capacity of the human mind, far more than unicorns or imaginary friends, imagination is a necessity of the human heart. Let’s celebrate it.

Keith Maczkiewicz, SJ escribe muchas cartas de recomendación y se da cuenta de que escribirlas constituye un momento sagrado de recogimiento personal y de recuerdo lleno de esperanza.

If you think things seem like they never change, Nate Romano would like you to know about some important reforms happening in our prison system.

Still stuck on what to do during Lent? We have a few ideas for you.

In which Danny Gustafson stands atop his desk and proclaims what’s right about the humanities.

Jason Welle looks back at the founding of the Peace Corps, and asks whether an executive order might have revealed a saint for our time.

Tal vez esto es lo que pasa cuando eliges a un Papa del hemisferio sur: que a los asuntos del norte se les da de lado.