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Why did Jesus take on human nature? How did the Son of God redeem humanity when He died on the Cross? Why was it fitting that He should die this way? These are just a few of the questions that California students considered when they met for the semester’s All-College Seminar this past Friday to discuss excerpted writings from St. Thomas Aquinas concerning Christ’s sacrifice.

We continue to meet the prefects for the upcoming

Two alumni made their way back to the California campus last month to recruit future graduates to the noble work of Catholic liberal education.  

Parisian Nights: Students Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Dance

With the chill of winter tapering off and a promise of spring on the horizon, Valentine’s Day approaches. To celebrate, 91����’s California Junior Class hosted a Valentine’s Day dance this past Saturday in St. Cecilia Hall. Students enjoyed a night of food and fellowship, twirling to live music for leisure and competition — all with a Parisian café theme.

God, Grace, and the “Sophomore Blues”

Or: How Augustine Ended One Conversation on the Doctrine of Grace, Started Several Others,
and How the Church Then Ended One of Those

Dr. Christopher Oleson
Tutor, 91����

The next up in our series of profiles about the prefects for the 2022

“The Definition of Death, and its Application to City of God 13. 9-11”

Dr. Joseph Hattrup
Tutor, 91����

We continue to meet the prefects for the 2022 California Summer Program, without whom the program’s wheels would not go around!

On January 28, the California campus came together to celebrate the feast day and legacy of the College’s patron saint, St. Thomas Aquinas. Prayer, scholarship, and communal fun filled the day for students and members of the teaching faculty, some of whom brought their families along for the festivities.

“The Double Flame:
Thomas Aquinas on the Mystery of Love”