On March 19, alumna Josefina Altamiranda (’18) provided the English translation for a Rosary for Pope Francis’s health, which was broadcast on EWTN.
In a recent article for the National Catholic Register, Sean Fitzpatrick (’ 02), assistant headmaster and co-founder of Gregory the Great Academy in Elmhurst Township, Pennsylvania, lays out four principles of classical Catholic education that have helped the school succeed for over 10 years.
Dr. Christopher Decaen (’93), a tutor on the California campus, has joined a select group of Thomas Aquinas College faculty: those who have taught all 23 courses in the College’s classical curriculum.
Thomas Aquinas College alumnus and tutor Dr. John Finley (’99) spoke on the timely and contentious topic of the nature of man and woman at two conferences last fall.
Caroline Guinee (’20) had the honor of reading one of the preparatory prayers for the Jubilee as well as proclaiming the second reading during the Christmas Eve Mass.
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.
“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.