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  • Is it normal to say “the power of Christ compels you” to your toddler as we get closer to bedtime? 6 hours ago
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  • Currently in love with the phrase “pantaloons of panic” twitter.com/janecoaston/st… 1 day ago
  • Today in #amwriting, did 422 words (on a goal of 400) and had a new insight about what I was writing. So, a good day. 1 day ago
  • Me after all the straight leg deadlifts in today’s workout twitter.com/blueyclips/sta… 2 days ago
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News and Events: Stephen Okey

Review: Michael Lee’s Revolutionary Saint

I have a review out today of Michael Lee’s Revolutionary Saint: The Theological Legacy of Oscar Romero.  In short, I think it’s an excellent book.  In particular, the three central chapters are insightful examinations of conversion, discipleship, and martyrdom in the life and theology of Romero.  I read most of the book while walking the Camino […]

Upcoming Talk: NCCYM

This December, I’ll be presenting at the National Conference on Catholic Youth Ministry in Tampa, FL. The section I’m speaking in is the “Great Ideas in Prayer and Worship,” which is supposed to be somewhat more TED talk in style. I’ll be focusing on prayer and pilgrimage, with an emphasis on the Camino de Santiago […]

Daily Theology Podcast 35 – Pim Valkenberg

This past spring, the CCJS at Saint Leo brought Pim Valkenberg to speak on campus about interfaith dialogue. He and I had a great chat about Muslim-Catholic dialogue, how he became interested in it, and what I need to know about Dutch food and coffee culture. You can click play on the episode above, or […]

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