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Jason Pohlmeier

Jason is married to Bellator contributor Erin, and they have six children. Jason is a Catholic school principal and candidate for the permanent diaconate for the Diocese of Little Rock. He has degrees in Theology, Religious Education, and Catholic School Leadership.

It’s a Magical World

January 20, 2021 by Jason Pohlmeier

Calvin and Hobbes was a way of life in my family as a child.

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Carving Out the Sacred

November 2, 2020 by Jason Pohlmeier

The miners spent their days and nights in the mine. Their choice was either to have no church or to literally carve a sacred space out of rock and salt.

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Frater Memento Mori

October 30, 2020 by Jason Pohlmeier

When a Subiaco monk dies, his funeral ends with his brother monks carrying his coffin, which one of the monks made, down the hill to the cemetery to be placed in a hole, which one of the monks dug, and each monk and guest shovels a scoop of soil back onto the coffin.

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Isaac Jogues, First American Martyr

October 19, 2020 by Jason Pohlmeier

Do you know what Isaac Jogues loved more than his fingers? Jesus, and Jesus’ people whom he was sent to serve. The very people who ate his fingers. Do you know what Isaac Jogues loved more than his own life? Jesus, and Jesus’ people whom he was sent to serve. The very people who put a tomahawk to his head.

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The Shepherd’s Voice

August 19, 2020 by Jason Pohlmeier

Every encounter with a saint, whether in-person or through prayer, should make us ask the same question: how can I channel God’s love to the world as this person did?

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For Freedom

July 2, 2020 by Jason Pohlmeier

His passion, death, resurrection, and ascension set us free not as a means to any other thing, but for freedom’s own sake.

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The Way is Not Easy

June 23, 2020 by Jason Pohlmeier

My previous pastor gave a homily in which he said something very similar that still resonates with me. He told us one Sunday that when we arrive at the gates of heaven, we should not look as though we just stepped off a cruise ship.

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Parsing Paul

May 13, 2020 by Jason Pohlmeier

His shock value is not in what he asks of wives. It is in what he asks of husbands.

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Presence is Mightier than the Sword

April 5, 2020 by Jason Pohlmeier

In making ourselves available to Jesus, despite our messy lives and our children poking each other with or without palms, we offer our lives to Jesus.

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Go Make Something New

April 3, 2020 by Jason Pohlmeier

I had a wonderfully serendipitous experience recently. I had two different projects, one that began two years ago and one that began four years ago, that both came to completion on the same day.

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