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Honk for Jesus, Save Your Soul: A hilarious, challenging mirror for people of faith

Honk for Jesus, Save Your Soul: A hilarious, challenging mirror for people of faith

by Nate Cortas, SJ | Sep 13, 2022 | Current Events, Film, Pop Culture, Sex Abuse Crisis    ~ Approx. 4 mins

Like the rest of Gen Z, I cannot remember a time in the church before the sexual abuse crisis of the early 2000s. Headlines about investigations, cover-ups, and settlements seemed as much a part of growing up Catholic as my first communion or confirmation. The same...

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It is not possible to love an invisible Creator while ignoring the very visible needs of the people around us. Michael Bachmeier, SJ reflects on how loving our neighbor isn't optional, but the measure of our love for God. Based on the readings for the 30th Sunday of Ordinary Time

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