Having sung at Masses and concerts in shrines, basilicas, and cathedrals in over a dozen U.S. states and in Italy, internationally on EWTN, and most recently, at this summer’s National Eucharistic Congress, the men’s choral group Floriani will enjoy a homecoming of sorts on November 22, when it performs at Thomas Aquinas College, New England.
“Jonathan is a young man of character and heart,” says Michael Phelan of his son, Jonathan (CA’23), a recent TAC graduate who entered the Norbertine Order this summer.
“O’Reilly’s endlessly thought-provoking novel is a miracle of concision, a tender word-portrait of the best and brightest of the Scholastic theologians,” remarks Darren J. N. Middleton in his new book, The Writer and the Cross: Interviews With Authors of Christian Historical Fiction, praising the work of alumna author Margaret (Steichen ’84) O’Reilly.
By God’s grace, Frater Moses (Luke ’14) Blain, O. Praem., will be ordained to the Sacred Priesthood of Jesus Christ at the hands of the Most Rev. Bishop Kevin Vann, Bishop of Orange, California.
After more than two decades in a career that has included stints at Boeing and NASA as well as founding his own tech company, Joe De Kroon (’91) has embarked on a new and no less exciting venture.
The University of Notre Dame’s School of Law recently announced a new fellowship for aspiring legal scholars, and among its four inaugural fellows is alumnus Joseph Andres (’12).
Walk into St. Joseph Commons during lunch hour, and you are likely to see Daniel Selmeczy (’08), sitting amid a group of students, avidly conversing about their studies and their goals.