Following his series of dispatches from Rome, Michael Van Hecke (’86) recently sat down for a video interview with the Cardinal Newman Society.
The third in a series of reflections by Michael Van Hecke (’86), an American delegate to the World Congress on Catholic Education in Vatican City
When David Daleiden of the Center for Medical Progress first devised his plan to expose Planned Parenthood, he turned to attorney Katie Short (’80) for legal help.
Greg Pfundstein (’05), president of the New York-based Chiaroscuro Foundation, recently appeared on the Context with Lorna Dueck television program to discuss the recent visit of His Holiness Pope Francis to the United States.
Alumna novelist Suzie Andres (’87) has authored a tribute to the Church’s two most recently canonized saints, Louis and Zelie Martin.
Inspired by Austen’s works, Mrs. Andres has recently published The Paradise Project, a “paean” to Pride and Prejudice.
A home-schooling mother of 12 children, Margaret (Steichen ’84) O’Reilly has remarkably found time to pen a beautiful essay about the Holy Eucharist in Homiletic and Pastoral Review.