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  • RT @CantareAmantis: You’ve been visited by Master Ignacio! RT to make your Ignatian retweet https://t.co/h7NKtFcQGL 2 hours ago
  • RT @BishopParkes: Congratulations to Bishop Bill Wack on his Ordination today! Here he is lying prostrate during the Litany of the Saints.… 3 hours ago
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  • "Rosary rebuke to you!" is amazing. I'm going to start using that. twitter.com/DAJMHoward/sta… 7 hours ago
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News and Events: Stephen Okey

Daily Theology Podcast 31 – Kevin Ahern

I had the opportunity during the 2017 Annual Convention of the College Theology Society to interview my close friend Kevin Ahern for the Daily Theology podcast.  It’s a great episode, and we had the chance to talk about how his experience of childhood illness shaped his vocation to be a theologian, what it means to […]

Post at Daily Theology: “Our Hearts Burning with the Glory of God”

For the 2017 edition of Vacation Bible School, Daily Theology hosted the series Vocation Bible School, featuring posts on the place of calling in scripture.  I wrote a post on the Road to Emmaus story from Luke 24, with some Irenaeus of Lyon and Ignatian spirituality thrown in too.  Check out the post over at Daily Theology.

Daily Theology Podcast 30 – Kim and Reggie Harris

This past spring, Saint Leo University hosted musicians and educators Kim and Reggie Harris during our Black History Month celebrations. Coming to us through the Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellows program, they both gave a public performance and came to teach in some of the classes. I was blessed to have the opportunity to interview them […]

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