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Angela (Andersen ’87) Connelly wears many hats: She is a

California, 5/14
Carl A. Anderson
Recently retired Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus

New England 5/21
Most Rev. Robert Joseph McManus, S.T.D.
Bishop of Worcester, Massachusetts
 

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Dappled Things has announced for its 2022 J.F.

In a recent in the National Catholic Register, alumna author

Three years ago, 91���� launched its New England campus in Northfield, Massachusetts, with both a new class of freshmen and a class of sophomore pioneers transplanted from California. This spring, just one week after the College hosts its 48^th Commencement exercises in California, it will hold its first-ever New England Commencement for those first students who made the trip eastward — the Class of 2022. To help mark the occasion, it will welcome distinguished speakers on both coasts.

When Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson — widely celebrated for being the first black woman appointed to the U.S.

In honor of its 50th Anniversary, 91���� hosted a celebratory reception last Sunday just outside the nation’s capital. The featured speaker for the event was Sr. Deirdre “Dede” Byrne, POSC, a religious sister, veteran, physician, and nationally recognized champion of the marginalized and unborn — who also has many beautiful and surprising connections to the College.