Faith: From “Acts” until today, religious liberty at risk
by Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; In the first reading from this week’s Revised Common Lectionary, the Roman-backed authorities seize, beat, and imprison the evangelist Paul and his friend […]
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Indiana can, and should, stop Trump
from Quin: Indiana’s primary Tuesday is shaping up as a do-or-die stand by Ted Cruz if he is to keep Donald Trump from hijacking a Republican Party whose positions he […]
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Sunday reflections: Seeing the ‘shepherd’ with new eyes
by Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; Three of today’s four readings use the image of the Great Shepherd – and this holy metaphor of shepherd and sheep (and Lamb of […]
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We all can have ‘road to Damascus’ experiences
by Quin Hillyer for PJ Media: The conversion experience of Saul of Tarsus is one of the most dramatic in all of the Bible. We can learn from it….. ….. […]
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Sunday reflections: The Christian duty of the lonely stand
by Quin Hillyer at PJ Media: Today’s readings are full of expressions of faith in God’s glory. It is a glory at which, as all the readings make clear, we […]
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Sunday reflections: Singing stones, and JC Superstar
My last two faith reflections for PJ Media were on subjects at the very center of the Christian faith: Jesus’ glory as recognized by men (and by inanimate objects) on […]
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Sunday reflections: on “material cooperation” with (political) evil
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; U.S. Appeals Court Judge William Pryor (11th Circuit), a devout Catholic, wrote an interesting, short reflection last week about a judge’s duty to […]
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Sunday Reflections: From lost to found
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; …..[The readings from a week ago share] another commonality in addition to God’s mercy. In each case, the mercy comes only after we humans move […]
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GOP candidates failed to defend religious liberty
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media: Perhaps a modern presidential-primary debate, full of political one-upmanship, is not the best place to look for thoughtful answers to serious questions – but, […]
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We won’t stop asking for God’s blessings
“It’s one thing to say that politicians shouldn’t necessarily assume that everybody is a believer, and should perhaps find ways to sound more inclusive. It’s quite another thing to assert […]
