“What could be more inspiring than a man whose whole mission in life was to be a second Christ in the world and bring others to total conversion?” asks Margaret (Steichen ’84) O’Reilly, author of Sinner, Servant, Saint: A Novel Based on the Life of St. Francis of Assisi.
An associate professor of theology at Wyoming Catholic College, Dr. Jeremy Holmes (’99) has an abiding love for Scripture which dates back to his childhood, and now shines forth in his first published book.
Writing in USA Today, alumna journalist Katrina Trinko (’09) tries to explain to baffled secular audiences the importance of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ ongoing discussion about worthiness to receive Holy Communion.
One of the College’s newest alumni, Patrick Caughron (’21), is the subject of a new story in the National Catholic Register, written by a fellow TAC graduate, Lauretta Brown (’13).
Dappled Things, the Catholic literary journal, has announced the finalists for its 2021 J. F. Powers Prize for Short Fiction, and among them is a recent TAC graduate: Nnadozie Onyekuru (’17).
The current edition of Magnificat features a lovely Gospel reflection from alumna Wendy-Irene (Grimm ’99) Zepeda.
What are the Christian’s responsibilities toward the environment and its care? A new book sets out to answer this question according to the Church’s intellectual tradition.