“Thomas Aquinas College set me down a path of intellectual awakening,” says Rev. Joseph O’Hara (’92), founder of Holy Family Monastery in Ferndale, California and an avid student of St. Thomas.
In the wake of a historic presidential election rife with questions about constitutionalism, alumnus scholar Dr. S. Adam Seagrave (’05) has published a timely essay considering the role of the U.S. Constitution in contemporary American political life.
Having sung at Masses and concerts in shrines, basilicas, and cathedrals in over a dozen U.S. states and in Italy, internationally on EWTN, and most recently, at this summer’s National Eucharistic Congress, the men’s choral group Floriani will enjoy a homecoming of sorts on November 22, when it performs at Thomas Aquinas College, New England.
One of the College’s newest graduates, Peter Bockrath (CA’24) has accepted a bold new challenge: to minister to the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces as a member of Team Saint Paul, an evangelization group established by the Most Rev. Timothy P. Broglio, J.C.D, Archbishop for the Military Services, U.S.A.
“While the world rejects the idea there is a ‘whole truth of things’ … Chesterton saw that this must be the case — and he grasped that truth far better than most self-proclaimed ‘thinkers’ today,” says alumnus author Ken Colombini (’85) in his latest article in Crisis magazine.
“Jonathan is a young man of character and heart,” says Michael Phelan of his son, Jonathan (CA’23), a recent TAC graduate who entered the Norbertine Order this summer.
For Thomas Aquinas College students wondering about how to find fulfilling work after graduation, a presentation last week on the California campus turned the question on its head