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Can America match the literary aplomb of England’s Lake District? Meet Florida (and three great Floridian novels), say Jeff Johnson.

When we journey, we are seekers. Each week this summer TJP will feature a new Journey Moment, sharing stories from around the globe.

In our first installment of Journey Moments we’ll look at a new blog, Migrant’s Journey. A group of Jesuits is seeking to better understand the reality of Central American migrants.

Let the atheism lessons begin! The first of Ryan Duns’ letters to a young atheist raises the question: why is there something rather than nothing?

What could the surging popularity of snapback caps have to do with God’s grace? Vinny Marchionni has an idea in his TJP debut.

What might Simon and Garfunkel and Trappist Monks have in common? Tim O’Brien takes a look.

Jesuits have a long history of being exiles–usually for good reason. Matt Dunch covers a recent Jesuit expulsion from Syria.

Tired of pious tripe, Perry Petrich goes back to the future for a new way to think about Jesus’ love.

Speaking as a parasitologist, John Shea thinks that tapeworms, rats, and – yes – even feces have something to teach us. (Just not over dinner.)

Doubt isn’t the suspension of belief, but the struggle to believe … God is not so small, nor so boring, as to be believed in easily.