Last October marked the 60th anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council, and Dr. Peter Kwasniewski (‘94) — an alumnus author and sometime proponent of Catholic liberal education overseas — thought it high time for a sober reflection of that watershed moment in the Church’s history.
“TAC fell out of the sky,” says Daina Andries (’09), founder of Epidaurus Health, about how she made her way to Thomas Aquinas College nearly 20 years ago.
The Center for Independent Research on Classical Education — otherwise known as the CiRCE Institute — has awarded its Russell Kirk Paideia Prize to Dr. Andrew Seeley (’87), recognizing his “invaluable contribution to the Christian classical renewal.”
Alumnus priest Rev. Sebastian Walshe, O. Praem. (’94), recently appeared on EWTN’s Journey Home program.
“Getting people back on their feet has been an interest of mine since grade school,” says Dr. Thomas Duffy (’08).
It is possible that Mikaela (Heal ’21) Raum has the distinction of being the youngest TAC alumna to run a thriving business.
Writing in Crisis, Ken Colombini (’85) offers an assessment of the Church’s response to demographic decline and religious disaffiliation in his home of St. Louis, Missouri.