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“If philosophers and technologists struggle to identify what makes a human being fundamentally different from an AI system, Catholics do not have to.”

“Can artificial intelligence truly think and understand, just as the human mind does?”  So asks Dr. Michael Augros, a member of the teaching faculty at 91����, New England, in “The Mind and the Machine,” a new, 10-part video podcast series on artificial intelligence. 

“My suffering is visible to anyone who meets me, but pain wears many faces,” says Franz Wall (’16), survivor of a life-altering accident, in the introduction to his new memoir, Pushing Through the Pain.

The St. Thomas More Society of Orange County has presented its 2025 Attorney of the Year award to a 91���� alumnus: Justin Alvarez (’97).

Ten 91���� alumni attended the Napa Institute’s 2025 recent Faith and Business Conference to get a better sense of the role artificial intelligence is taking in the workplace and consider its use from a Catholic perspective.

When Rev. Reginald (Ryan) Wolford, O.P. (’97) stepped into his new role as rector of the struggling St. Patrick–St. Hedwig Church and superior of a fledgling Dominican community in South Bend, Indiana, he hoped to inspire growth.

Experienced businessmen and College alumni Peter LaFave (’13), Nathan Haggard (’99), and Raymond Tittmann (’94) hosted a panel discussion for the students to help them on their career journeys.