In a beautiful testament to filial love, tomorrow morning alumnus Edward Ferrier (’99) will donate one of his kidneys to his father, tutor Dr. Richard Ferrier.
“Lent is the best time for spiritual reading focused on self-improvement,” observes alumnus K. E. Colombini (’85) in Crisis, and Mark Langley (’89), echoes this sentiment on his blog.
Mark Langley (’89) will serve as a keynote speaker at the upcoming Gregorian Chant conference in in Yonkers, New York.
In honor of St. John Bosco, whose feast the Church celebrates today, Sean Fitzpatrick (’02) has penned an article for Catholic Exchange.
An assistant professor and the formation director at St. John Vianney Theological Seminary, Fr. Selin is the author of Priestly Celibacy: Theological Foundations.
Reflecting on the newly released Netflix documentary 13, Dr. Adam Seagrave (’05) has penned a thoughtful article for The Public Discourse about how the U.S. lives up to its founding ideals.
Dr. Andrew Seeley (’87) has a beautiful insight into the nature of the Blessed Mother’s docility to God’s will, and how it should guide educators in their work.