Two columns on possible S. Ct. nominee Bill Pryor
President-Elect Donald Trump last Saturday interviewed Mobile’s own William Pryor, a judge on the U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, in consideration for the open seat on the U.S. Supreme […]
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‘Exorcist’ author thought grace trumps evil
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; William Peter Blatty, the author of The Exorcist who died Thursday at age 89…He took his faith very seriously. And while many remember his […]
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Again: The Theological Problem of Suffering
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; A good friend died. Multiple family members are unhappy with various pressures and bad luck. A colleague was just diagnosed with a malignant brain […]
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New Year, New Jerusalem? Well, maybe…
By Quin Hillyer, published Jan 1 at PJ Media; As we enter a new year today, beware the lure of people who promise that mankind can deliver a New Jerusalem. […]
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Find the Right Place to Hear Joy
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media, published Christmas Day; [NOTE: This one is far from theologically profound, but it is of a favorite personal memory of mine that just might […]
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Saint Joseph Obeyed; So Should We
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media, published Dec. 18; In this week’s Gospel, we are treated to one of the most singular examples of graceful humility seen anywhere in the […]
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Advent’s answer to cynicism
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; AN EXCERPT: In an age of big talk, extravagant promises, the art of the over-sale, the lack of subtlety or humility or restraint, Advent’s […]
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Like The Baptist, we can be voices in the wilderness
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; …. Let’s take a moment… to honor the remarkable figure of the Baptist – who was, after all, the first man ever martyred for, […]
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A cornucopia of faith
Does God intend for us to suffer, or does he at least countenance the suffering? Are faith and science naturally at odds? In terms of our daily lives, what good […]
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Sunday reflections: Does God grant requests?
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media: The Gospel reading assigned in most mainline churches this week has always seemed problematic to me. From Luke, it recounts these familiar lines […]
