On December 8 Br. Edward Seeley (’16) entered the novitiate for the Canons Regular of the Immaculate Conception.
Please pray for the repose of the soul of Michelle (Firmin ’97) Halpin, who, following a years-long battle with cancer, passed away on December 5.
The Diocse of Manchester, N.H., has presented its annual St. Joseph Award for teaching excellence to a graduate of the College: Mark Forrester (’12).
Alumna Samantha (McCall ’06) Cohoe has authored a new young-adult novel of historical fantasy: A Golden Fury (Wednesday Books).
Five women winemakers — three of them Thomas Aquinas College alumnae — have come up with a novel way to make the most of these difficult times.
We needed help,” says Pastor Casey of Mr. Schmitt’s representation. “And God brought the reinforcement.”
Just five years after graduating from Thomas Aquinas College, and two after being elected to the City Council of Dunsmuir, California, Matthew Bryan (’15) has been elected the city’s mayor.