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In Memoriam: Dr. Ronald P. McArthur (1924 – 2013)

Founding President of Thomas Aquinas College

Note: Chaplain Rev. David Gonzalez, O. Praem., will say a requiem Mass in the extraordinary form for Dr. McArthur at 7:00 a.m. All are welcome. 

Memorials and Tributes

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The Ventura Chapter of the Catholic Association of Latino Leaders (CALL) will hold a gathering at Thomas Aquinas College. Led by Justin Alvarez (’97), the chapter will attend Mass in Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity Chapel, eat lunch in St. Joseph Commons, and enjoy a tour of the campus.

Attendees will also participate in a seminar directed by two members of the College’s faculty, David Appleby and Tom Susanka, on “Intellect, the Instrument of Religious Training,” a sermon by Bl. John Henry Cardinal Newman.

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Thomas Aquinas College is hosting a Great Literature Seminar at the fourth annual Ojai WordFest, the five-day literary festival in the nearby Ojai Valley. The subject of the seminar will be “Paul’s Case” (PDF), a short story by celebrated American author Willa Cather.

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Fresh grilled tacos
St. Joseph Commons

The family of each graduate may receive up to four tickets free of charge, and additional tickets are available for $10 each. Members of the Class of 2016 and their parents can reserve their tickets online.

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Three alumni will share from their experiences of discerning a vocation, networking with successful professionals, constructing a résumé, composing a cover letter, and interviewing for a job.

 

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Hosted by the Office of Career Advisement

 Featured Panelists:

Justin Alvarez (’97)
The Alvarez Firm

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Msgr. Leo Maasburg, a priest of the Archdiocese of Vienna, was a close confidant of Bl. Mother Teresa and is the author of the recent book Mother Teresa of Calcutta. .

Room 106

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More than 200 students from Thomas Aquinas College, California, will help lead the way through the streets of San Francisco on January 25, 2020, for the 16th annual Walk for Life West Coast. The students will pray, sing, and peacefully bear witness to the Culture of Life, joining more than 50,000 fellow walkers. Roughly two-thirds of Thomas Aquinas students have chosen to attend the Walk every year since its founding in 2005, and over the years, they have increasingly taken on leadership roles within the event.