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“I was drawn to the priesthood somewhat in my early years thanks to the witness (of) some of the priests I knew growing up,” Rev. Nathaniel Roberts (’13) — ��������’s newest alumnus priest — tells his archdiocesan newspaper, The Catholic Standard. “Later in college the beauty of the ministry that they provided to us on the campus made me consider priesthood seriously for the first time.”

Please pray for Rev. Mr. Nathaniel Roberts (’13), who, by God’s grace, will become the College’s newest alumnus priest on Saturday! 

The Hulls’ business makes heirloom-quality grilling tools, inspired by originals inherited from Mr. Hull’s grandfather and designed to last for decades.

Joseph Cunningham (’07) is the newly appointed academy director for Joseph of Cupertino Classical Academy (JCCA), a hybrid Catholic school in Orange County, California.

At a change of command ceremony in Queens, New York, last November, Col. Brooks Braden (’97) officially assumed command of the U.S. Marine Corps’ Innovation Unit (MIU).

Less than one year after his ordination, Rev. Patrick Rooney, O.P. (’15) now serves as the parochial vicar of St. Dominic’s Catholic Church in San Francisco — and enjoys his priesthood immensely.

Alumna psychologist Dr. Helena Orellana (’11) joined several prominent Catholic thinkers, including the Most Rev. Robert E. Barron, at a United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Roundtable discussion of the mental health crisis among young people in the United States.