Louis Knuffke (’16)
“I am forever grateful to Thomas Aquinas College for … friendships and for its serious pursuit of wisdom through the arts and sciences.
There are those, no doubt, who would argue that Ken May (’03), a cybersecurity expert and CEO, misspent four years of his life by pursuing a Catholic liberal education a
A new blog which collects various writings from one of the wisest - perhaps the wisest - philosopher I know, a former teacher from @TACollege, a model Thomist and a sage. Highly recommended resource.https://t.co/vaEhgDHk76
— Jonathan Culbreath (@maestrojmc) September 14, 2020
For those lamenting the persistent decline of Catholic schools — academic and spiritual, as well as number and reach — or those seeking ways to bring about their revival, alumni educators Dr.
“I am forever grateful to Thomas Aquinas College for … friendships and for its serious pursuit of wisdom through the arts and sciences.
I thank God for giving me the life-changing experience of being a student at Thomas Aquinas College.
As the headmaster of Gregory the Great Academy in Elmhurst, Pennsylvania, Sean Fitzpatrick (’02) knows well the importance of a graduation ceremony in the life of a stu
“Good teachers prove daily that they would give their lives for their students,” observes Grace Kelly (’12).
Ever prolific, alumnus priest Rev. Sebastian Walshe, O.Praem.