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What does it take to make a conversation about faith attract the attention of college students? Caffeine helps, but that’s just the beginning.

This week, TJP remembers the lost in Boston and recalls too many others who have been taken from us too soon.

Boston resident Jayme Stayer considers poetry, tragedy, and the risks of talking about either.

Ryan Duns, after the bombing at the Boston Marathon yesterday, wonders what to make of our “was just…” reactions.

What happens when the priest doesn’t show up for mass on your first day as a prison chaplain? In his first act as a member of the staff, TJPs newest blogger Keith Maczkiewicz answers.

After a mini-discernment, our Brian Konzman gives thumbs-up to the HBO series.

As the trial of Dr. Kemit Gosnell continues, Quang Tran asks what it is that really disgusts us about the sickening details that have come to light.

Nate Romano has a look behind a recent Catholic push to curb gun violence.

A down under view of religion in America in Phil Moller’s TJP debut — and the question of whether we have finally transcended the transcendent.

Jason Welle wants to add to the list of recent papal ‘firsts’ … this time with a Vatican entry in Eurovision.