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“25 Years of Thursdays: On the life, death, and continuing witness of Angela Baird,” by Monica (Heithaus ’96) Seeley, from Catholic World Report

Dappled Things has announced the finalists for its 2022 J.F. Powers Prize for Fiction, and among the 28 authors selected is recent 91���� graduate Jose Hector Guardiola (’19). 

Sexual Identity: The Harmony of Philosophy, Science, and Revelation, is an interdisciplinary collection of essays written by experts for non-specialists, edited by Dr. John DeSilva Finley (’99).

Editor & Publisher, the trade magazine of American news publishing, has issued its 2022 list of the “25 Under 35,” honoring the “new generation of publishing leaders,” including Mara Gawarecki (’13).

At the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, Miss Cacho works closely with the executive team on developing outreach campaigns and branding, including creating project overviews, social-media strategies, and style guides.

While in Warsaw last month to promote the translation of his two latest books into Polish, alumnus author scholar Dr. Peter A. Kwasniewski (’94) spoke before some of the country’s top educators about, as he described it, “the immense value of classical liberal education in itself and in the modern world.”

Alumnus scholar Dr. Michael Waldstein (’77) has authored a new book, Glory of the Logos in the Flesh: St. John Paul’s Theology of the Body.