“While the world rejects the idea there is a ‘whole truth of things’ … Chesterton saw that this must be the case — and he grasped that truth far better than most self-proclaimed ‘thinkers’ today,” says alumnus author Ken Colombini (’85) in his latest article in Crisis magazine.
“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.
For Thomas Aquinas College students wondering about how to find fulfilling work after graduation, a presentation last week on the California campus turned the question on its head
Last Sunday, a priest and three seminarians — including two TAC alumni — came to the California campus to meet with young men at a vocational visit in St. Cecilia Hall.
“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.
A member of Thomas Aquinas College’s newest graduating class, Dominic Andres (CA’24) appeared on Annunciation Press’s radio show “The Virtuous Life” last week to speak on his first published work, a philosophical essay on choosing virtuous role models.
“The Lord has given me so much grace,” says Helen Blain (’20), as she prepares to enter the Poor Clare Monastery of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Roswell, New Mexico. “If He can make a cloistered, contemplative nun out of me, what can’t He do?”