The pandemic saw an explosion of new podcasts, but few as wholesome as Story Hour, the work of alumnus priest Rev. Nicholas Blaha (’02).
Alumnus lawyer Matthew Kelsey (’95) has joined the ranks of Alston & Bird LLP, a nationally and internationally recognized law firm with a broad legal competence.
Among the 27 lecturers to present talks at last month’s Thomistic Summer Conference on the California campus was a rising young alumna scholar, Claire Murphy (’20).
On Saturday, May 21, my classmates and I became the first class to graduate from the New England campus, 50 years after Thomas Aquinas College first opened in California.
“I never would have expected I was going to become a Benedictine monk in Italy, in the birthplace of St. Benedict, and a priest!” says Dom Augustine (Philip ’13) Wilmeth, O.S.B., of his childhood years.
Walk into St. Joseph Commons during lunch hour, and you are likely to see Daniel Selmeczy (’08), sitting amid a group of students, avidly conversing about their studies and their goals.
When I was 7 years old, you brought us to a historical site only a few hours from home: Clonmacnoise, Ireland.