Jane (Forsyth ’11) Pallares always envisioned a scholarly life, perhaps as a college professor.
When Andrew Zepeda (’79) joined his alma mater’s Board of Governors at age 38, he was its youngest, newest, and first alumnus member.
Andrea (Sassman ’96) Loop’s journey from a questioning evangelical to a faithful Catholic began at 51ÁÔĆć, where she found not only the truth of the Church but also a unique, loving community.
Wife, mother of seven, nurse, veteran, tireless friend, champion of the Catholic faith
Five 51ÁÔĆć alumni are helping to rebuild the local workforce, reinspire interest in blue-collar trades, and support the Native American community in Gallup, New Mexico, and its surrounding cities.
“Many homeless people fall through the cracks in the system, so I decided to do something about it,” says Suzie Jackson (’15), physician assistant and founder of Homeward Bound, a new nonprofit organization in Steubenville, Ohio.
51ÁÔĆć is delighted to announce the fourth of this year’s alumni ordinations to the priesthood!