Jim Keane

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Maybe not the best beach reads, but a summer reading list in @LMUMagazine https://t.co/sQLpFWGBo5

There is quite a book to be written about the scholars that emerged from New York’s seminary system from 1950 to 1965. What was in the water? https://t.co/ewRZm8iV50

"The church and the bishops of the United States should lead the way in speaking against this bill and calling on Catholics to work for its defeat." -Archbishop John Wester https://t.co/vQqly2bgJI

By 1978, his theological star was in the ascendant to the degree that he co-edited a volume, 'Toward Vatican III: The Work That Needs To Be Done,' with Johann Baptist Metz and Hans Küng. https://t.co/ewRZm8jsUy

RT @americamag: Cardinal Rossi: Pope Leo’s greatest challenge will be world peace https://t.co/hwYEhf1uO6

Happy birthday, Walker Percy! https://t.co/cxkK9NmbqK

Fr. Richard Clifford, a renowned Old Testament expert with 55 years of teaching under his belt, offers his wisdom on a controverted public subject. (On his birthday, too!)

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Why the Ten Commandments should not be posted in public school classrooms https://t.co/OuduW7nBGP

10 years ago today: The bloodied shirt Oscar Romero was wearing when he was murdered while saying Mass is carried into his beatification Mass in San Salvador. https://t.co/3KO1XnSLte

Ralph McInerny noted in his 2006 autobiography that he was probably better known for his detective fiction than for his scholarship—but then Father Dowling also shared many of McInerny’s views on higher education, the church and contemporary society. https://t.co/AbaZrzFT55

It is not an exaggeration to say that between 1940 and 1980, Riley Hughes reviewed well over 1,000 books for different journals. https://t.co/OroF8FgFZf

RT @MLB: Clayton Kershaw showing the kids at Triple-A how it's done. https://t.co/xbDiIth4z7

If Laura Loomer thinks he’s a “woke Marxist pope” already, she ain’t seen nothing yet. https://t.co/o5rPxXTuzH

A pope for writers everywhere https://t.co/LEKFApWiIx

How much can we tell about a pope by the name he chooses? Sometimes a lot, sometimes very little: The fifth-century pontiff Pope Hilarius, for example, seems by all accounts to have been pretty humorless. https://t.co/o5rPxXTuzH

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Who could dislike a pope who roots against the Astros? Truly one of us all.

Michael Schwab @michaelschwab13

The Chicago Sun-Times found a photo of Pope Leo, Robert Prevost, at the 2005 World Series against the Astros https://t.co/oNcqpRC5Ry