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“Most of us have a profound appreciation for our mothers that transcends description,” begins Dr. S.

Whenever the matter of mandatory priestly discipline arises, the arguments put forth in its defense are typically practical in nature, touching on matters pastoral or even financial, but seldom theological. Recognizing this shortcoming in the ongoing discussion, Rev.

“After five intense, happy years of seminary,” writes Deneys Williamson (’10), “I will be ordained to the diaconate, in view of the priesthood!” The ordination will take place on May 1, the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker, at the Basilica of Saint Apollinaire in Rome.

Please pray for Michelle (Firmin ’97) Halpin, who sends along the following request:

Following the 2013 publication of her first children’s book, Monica Estill (’98) has recently released her first coloring book,

“There is a wisdom that belongs to idiots,” alumni author Sean Fitzpatrick (’02). “Don Quixote may be mad, but there are forms of madness that are divine.”