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Over the course of the fall, three graduates of Thomas Aquinas College have appeared on the radio program, answering callers’ questions about the Church and its teachings:

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On Wednesday — the Feast of All Saints — Molly O’Brien (’03) will enter the Abbey of St. Walburga in Virginia Dale, Colorado.

In his this past Sunday, alumnus priest Rev.

“Thought you might like to know,” writes Derek Remus (’11), “that Bishop William McGrattan of the Diocese of Calgary, Alberta, has called me to be ordained to the transitional diaconate.” The blessed event will take place at the end of Advent, on December 23, just in t

The above video features Br. John Winkowitsch, O.P. (’04), who made his first profession as a Western Dominican Province friar on September 2. “What do I love more than anything in the world?” he asks. “I love the truth, and I love Jesus Christ, and I love the Church. I want to lay down my life sharing that love with others, sharing that truth with others.”

On October 7, the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, Sr.

“What is God calling you to do? What does God want you to do and to be?” Rev. Jeffrey Hanley (’13) — then a 17-year-old high school student from southern Michigan — was attending a Catholic youth conference in Ohio when he first heard these questions. They unsettled him.

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In his third year at Thomas Jefferson University’s school of medicine, around the time that most medical students consider the possible specializations that will define their careers, Rev. Patrick Seo (’06) made a rather unconventional choice.

Friends of Sean Wood (’13) staged a lively and generous farewell for him last weekend at a benefit concert at the Camarillo, ����ӰԺ, home of College Regent Justin Schneir and his wife, Hope.