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A first-year 91���� tutor, Andreas Waldstein (’19) delivered his first-ever “Tutor Talk” last week, on the subject, “Toward a Thomistic Theory of the Sublime.”

Five days after George Washington’s birthday, students and faculty at 91����, California, convened after a day of classes for the annual Presidents’ Day dinner and lecture. 

Although baptized a Catholic, when Rev. Jorge Moncada (’18) was a boy, he and his family attended Mass only a few times per year.

“I felt like I had come back and received a hero’s welcome,” says Rev. Ronald McCann, FSSP (’18), describing his experience of returning to 91���� this summer to offer one of his first Masses as a newly ordained priest.

With two parents who graduated from the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology in Berkeley, California, Rev. John Peter Anderson, O.P. (’17) was raised with an appreciation for the life and teachings of the order.

“The Navy has the most need for chaplains out of any of the military branches,” says Rev. Paul Collins (’14), a newly ordained priest now preparing for military chaplaincy.

Returning to her alma mater while on sabbatical, Dr. Kathleen Sullivan (’06), an associate professor of English and literature at Christendom College, spoke on the subject, “Revelation of Interiority: The Epistolary Presence in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.”