Mary Rose (Bacani ’03) Valenti and has produced a documentary for Salt + Light Media about Our Lady of The Most Holy Trinity Chapel.
Writing in the National Catholic Register, Sophia (Mason ’09) Feingold reflects on Mary’s Magnificat to develop the idea of what she calls “generational grace,” complementing Biblical ideas of generational sin that can sometimes perplex readers of Scripture.
In a recent installment of its LA Catholics video series, the Archdiocese of Los Angeles profiles Anthony Grumbine (’00), a senior principal and award-winning architect at Harrison Design in Santa Barbara, California.
Students at Thomas Aquinas College study the basics of metaphysics and a great deal of mathematics — and some continue pondering both long after they graduate.
A graduate of a faithful Catholic college relies on the formation she received to help educate other Catholic women on the nature and dignity God has given them.
In early June, Joseph Seeley (’94) completed the San Diego 100, an endurance trail run in Lake Cuyamaca, clocking in at just under 31 hours — marking his tenth 100-miler in 10 years.
July 29 marked the debut performance of The Letter Kills, an original play written by, and starring, alumni John Turrentine (’16) and Benjamin Trull (’19).