Alumna Author on Praying for Ukraine — and Russia
In a recent article for America media, alumna author and onetime Olympian Siohban Heekin-Canady (’18) addresses how American Catholics should view their brothers and sisters in Ukraine — and in Russia.
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Alumnus Author Publishes Vatican II Retrospective
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.
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Ken Colombini (’85) on “An Archdiocesan Retreat”
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.
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Alumna Author on November: “Christ Has Only One Mystical Body”
Alumna writer Sophia (Mason ’09) Feingold offers some timely reflections on the end of the liturgical year in a recent article for National Catholic Register.
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From School Dances to the Big Screen: Jacob Schmiedicke (’09)
Alumnus videographer Jacob Schmiedicke (’09) has brought the story of Irish advocate Daniel O’Connell to life in a new independent film, The Liberator.
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Alumnus Writer Contemplates Pro-Life Economics, Post-Roe
Writing for Catholic World Report, Jonathan Culbreath (’17) contends that eradicating abortion in the United States will take much more than a Supreme Court decision. 
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Dialogue: TAC Alumnus Priest and NYT Columnist
The upcoming June edition of the journal First Things features a dialogue between Pater Edmund Waldstein, O.Cist. (’06) and New York Times columnist Ross Douthat. 
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