Events

Thomas M. Ward, Associate Professor of Philosophy at The University of Texas at Austin, in the School of Civic Leadership, will deliver the 2026 Saint Anselm Lecture on Monday, April 20, at 7:30, in Dana 1D.

His topic will be "The Religious Significance of Anselm's Ontological Argument." 

All are welcome!

Thomas M. Ward, Associate Professor of Philosophy at The University of Texas at Austin, in the School of Civic Leadership, will deliver the 2026 Saint Anselm Lecture on Monday, April 20, at 7:30, in Dana 1D. His topic will be "The Religious Significance of Anselm’s Ontological Argument.” All are welcome!

The College is hosting the Catholic Charities USA (CCUSA) People of Hope Museum. This mobile storytelling exhibit includes faith-filled stories of neighbors helping neighbors. Housed in a retrofitted tractor-trailer, the mobile museum features professional, first-person stories from staff and volunteers highlighting the impact of Catholic Charities’ service across the U.S. It is an immersive multimedia experience which shares powerful stories of faith, service, and human connection.

Exhibit Features include:

- Immersive Storytelling: Features professionally recorded, first-person accounts from Catholic Charities staff and volunteers about their encounters with individuals in need.

- Interactive Element: Visitors are invited to share and record their own personal stories of service, hope, or transformation inside the exhibit.

- Mission-Driven: The project aims to bridge the gap between people's desire to help and active volunteering by showcasing the transformative power of compassion.

- National Reach: The tour is scheduled to last approximately two-and-a-half years, visiting various communities nationwide.

Location: Holy Cross Parking Lot

The College is hosting the Catholic Charities USA (CCUSA) People of Hope Museum. This mobile storytelling exhibit includes faith-filled stories of neighbors helping neighbors. Housed in a retrofitted tractor-trailer, the mobile museum features professional, first-person stories from staff and volunteers highlighting the impact of Catholic Charities’ service across the U.S. It is an immersive multimedia experience which shares powerful stories of faith, service, and human connection.

Exhibit Features include:

- Immersive Storytelling: Features professionally recorded, first-person accounts from Catholic Charities staff and volunteers about their encounters with individuals in need.

- Interactive Element: Visitors are invited to share and record their own personal stories of service, hope, or transformation inside the exhibit.

- Mission-Driven: The project aims to bridge the gap between people's desire to help and active volunteering by showcasing the transformative power of compassion.

- National Reach: The tour is scheduled to last approximately two-and-a-half years, visiting various communities nationwide.

Location: Holy Cross Parking Lot

Please join us on Wednesday, April 23rd for the 38th Annual Sonnet Marathon in celebration of William Shakespeare’s Birthday. 

If you are not scheduled to read, feel free to stop by for some free birthday cake and enjoy hearing students, faculty, staff, monks, and guests reciting Shakespeare’s 154 sonnets. 

This is a wonderful Anselmian tradition that marks the arrival of spring and gives voice to the songs in our hearts!