Mrs. Connelly’s new book, The Crowded Table, is a timely paean to “the brave and beautiful choice to mother many.”
“25 Years of Thursdays: On the life, death, and continuing witness of Angela Baird,” by Monica (Heithaus ’96) Seeley, from Catholic World Report
Dappled Things has announced the finalists for its 2022 J.F. Powers Prize for Fiction, and among the 28 authors selected is recent Thomas Aquinas College graduate Jose Hector Guardiola (’19).
Sexual Identity: The Harmony of Philosophy, Science, and Revelation, is an interdisciplinary collection of essays written by experts for non-specialists, edited by Dr. John DeSilva Finley (’99).
The Norbertine Fathers of St. Michael’s Abbey in Silverado, California, have announced the newly admitted postulants who will be joining their community in August. By God’s grace, four of them are recent or soon-to-be graduates of Thomas Aquinas College.
When Daina Andries (’09) graduated from Thomas Aquinas College, she thought she wanted to pursue an academic career. Today she is the co-founder of her own company, Epidaurus Health.
Visiting the New England campus for this week’s Dedication of Our Mother of Perpetual Help Chapel, alumnus priest Rev. Nicholas Callaghan (’96), JCD, is a judge on the Metropolitan Tribunal, the Ecclesiastical Court of the Archdiocese of New York.