An assistant professor and the formation director at St. John Vianney Theological Seminary in Denver, Fr. Selin is the author of the newly released Priestly Celibacy: Theological Foundations.
There are only approximately 70 KofC state deputies, or their foreign equivalents, in the world, and among those, Mr. Mason may well be the youngest.
“Feeling a little subdued by (or furious at) the unfolding drama of the presidential race?” So asks alumna author Suzie Andres (’87) in a new article posted on Catholic Exchange.
Among the special-response team members chosen for this operation is a graduate of the College, Officer Rex Mohun (’90) of the California Highway Patrol.
Martha (Schaeffer ’76) Long presented a talk on mercy at the Diocese of Arlington’s February conference for catechetical leaders.
“Emily McBryan has always been intrigued by the ‘big questions.’” So begins a profile of Miss McBryan, Class of 2011, on the website of The Catholic University of America, where she is now pursuing graduate studies in English literature.
An effort is under way to create safe restroom and changing areas for all Washingtonians, led by a graduate and governor of Thomas Aquinas College, Angela (Andersen ’87) Connelly.