Walking with God: Trusting in God’s Providence Many changes have swept over Dartmouth College these past couple months. Spring term was moved online; trips, sports, and studies abroad were cancelled;…
Gazing over the morning’s headlines with heavy eyelids, a New York Times article caught what little attention I had to give. It read, "The News Is Making People Anxious. You'll…
“Awake, O sleeper, and rise from the dead, and Christ will give you light!” Eph.5:14 Today is the day that crowns the year, a day of new beginnings and a…
Waiting at the Tomb on Holy Saturday: An Exercise in Authentic Love Holy Saturday stands obliquely in Holy Week, a day when neither Mass nor any service is held before…
“Take courage and be stouthearted, all you who hope in the Lord.” ----- My daughter Lucy and I often talk about being brave. Riding her bike down a steep hill.…
This evening, we begin the Paschal Triduum. It is the conclusion of Lent and an entryway to the joy of Easter. The Triduum is a three-day period of prayer and…
As the Spring term commences and our students begin their studies remotely, please be assured of my prayers for you and our Aquinas House community. While we are temporarily separated,…
Passion Sunday and Holy Week will be different this year given that most of us are home and will be watching the liturgy or reading the scriptures with family or…
Growing up in the Maronite Church by Bridget Shaia '15 Although I now attend Mass at AQ every Sunday, I grew up going to a Maronite Catholic church with my…
Making the Most out of These Four Years Jacob Flores '16 Television shows and Hollywood movies portray college as four years of little to no studying, binge drinking, and casual…