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‘Roided up mercenaries with vague political agendas are fine, but Bane pales in comparison to these would-be Batvillians.

Even before the Olympics began, our Matt Dunch was in London musing on what it means to be “extraordinary.”

“Here’s the thing, you tell me what didn’t all come down to feeling good, and I will give you” – Briggs waved his hand. …I could almost see it.

Do you think love for Mickey Mouse means you love American culture in general? If so, Quang Tran would like a word with you…

St. Ignatius Loyola often called himself “the pilgrim.” Jay Hooks talks with another pilgrim, Fr. Pau Vidal, who, like Ignatius before him, journeyed through Spain on foot.

Briggs, in his own off-handed way, would take us all down with him. “The purpose of life,” I stared at him coldly, “is not to feel good”…

For us here at TJP, Mitt Romney, Michael Phelps, and Ryan Lochte aren’t the only ones making waves in London…

The Olympics start today, and our resident patriot Vinny Marchionni has found a way for all to win.

In the fifth and final letter to a young atheist, Ryan Duns talks about listening to a God about whom human beings can say little.

Perry Petrich takes a look at what happens when you add an actual dog to the dog-eat-dog world of middle school.