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Mirjana Coccia (’14) has entered religious life with the Community of the Beatitudes in Denver, Colorado.

Earlier this year the Archdiocese of Los Angeles launched LA Catholics Stories, a series of videos about the region’s faithful. For its first profile, the series featured the above video about alumnus Jake DeTar (’11), a husband, father, musician, and entrepreneur.

A onetime Olympic ice dancer and a graduate of the College, Siobhan Heekin-Canedy (’18) spoke to students last week about her work in the international pro-life arena and the World Youth Alliance.

A small but growing religious community near the College’s California campus now includes a religious brother and sister who are also siblings — and 91���� graduates.

Dappled Things, the Catholic literary journal, has announced the finalists for its 2021 J. F. Powers Prize for Short Fiction, and among them is a recent TAC graduate: Nnadozie Onyekuru (’17).

The Board of Directors of the Knights of Columbus — the nation’s largest Catholic fraternal organization, with more than 2 million members — has elected alumnus Patrick Mason (’03) as its supreme secretary.

91���� tutor David M. Grothoff — that is, Dr. David M. Grothoff — has successfully defended his doctoral dissertation at the Catholic University of America.