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Dappled Things, the Catholic literary journal, has the

The current edition of features a lovely Gospel reflection from alumna

“On the eve of the French Revolution, a teenaged alchemist is on the verge of a great discovery. But its cost may be her mind.”

“My father, maternal grandfather, and paternal great-grandfather were all entrepreneurs,” reflects Mary Katherine (’15). “I grew up with front-row seats to the exciting heights and valleys their respective ventures produced.

There are those, no doubt, who would argue that Ken May (’03), a cybersecurity expert and CEO, misspent four years of his life by pursuing a Catholic liberal education a

“The whole world knows and loves St. Thérèse of Lisieux, St. Teresa of Avila, and St.

A new blog which collects various writings from one of the wisest - perhaps the wisest - philosopher I know, a former teacher from , a model Thomist and a sage. Highly recommended resource.

— Jonathan Culbreath (@maestrojmc)