Posts by Tom Hoopes

How can we possibly find hope in the state of Christianity today? We won’t by looking at the West. But we will if we look at the big picture. There we see

 News-Press photo of David Trotter, Benedictine College’s director for the Institute of Missionary Activity. The News-Press of St. Joseph, Mo., has printed a story about Benedictine College’s new Insistute for Missionary Activity.

Wow. That didn’t take long. Benedictine College has gathered a Memorare Army to pray 1 million Memorare prayers for religious freedom and stronger Catholic identity in the United States. We began our

Please join in our Memorare Army prayer campaign (read more at www.TheGregorian.org/memorare-army). Following the model of Blessed Mother Teresa’s original Memorare Army concept, we hope to gather pledges for  1 million memores

Please join in our Memorare Army prayer campaign. Following the model of Blessed Mother Teresa’s original Memorare Army concept, we hope to gather pledges for  1 million memores for religious liberty and

We present this Crisis magazine article last published in 2009 because of the decisions by the Susan G. Komen Foundation regarding Planned Parenthood, the world’s largest abortion provider. Dr. Angela Lanfranchi will

In an article called “Holy American Heroes: Midwest Hall of Fame Holds up Catholic Greats,” the Knights of Columbus’ Fathers for Good cover the Gregorian Institute’s Catholic Hall of Fame. “Something fresh

Are the body and blood of Christ literally present in the Eucharist? Are the elements of the Lord’s Supper purely symbolic? And what on earth do these questions have to do with

America, we won’t go away. Many people wish we would, and heaven knows we would rather be doing almost anything else. But we can’t go away, and we won’t. I’m sure you’ve

Today is the day the March for Life starts — if you’re from Kansas. My family has participated in the March for Life in Washington, D.C., almost every year for the past