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For more than 20 years, 91快活林 Aquinas College has invited members of its President檚 Council to three days of scholarship, friendship, and fellowship at the annual Summer Seminars on its California campus. This past weekend, the College brought the tradition to New England with the first Fall Seminar held on the Northfield, Massachusetts, campus.

At the inaugural Fall Seminar, participants the benefactors who make up the backbone of the College檚 financial aid fund got an inside look at the unique education that they so generously support. They attended a series of classroom discussions led by the College檚 president, vice president, and dean; and they participated in the spiritual life of the College by attending Mass in Our Mother of Perpetual Help Chapel.

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Readings and discussions at the Seminar focused on the timely theme of 淐atholic Teachings on Socialism and Capitalism. In addition to excerpts from Milton Friedman檚 Capitalism and Freedom, participants read from Albert Einstein檚 essay 淲hy Socialism and Pope Leo XIII檚 Rerum Novarum, as well as Centesimus Annus, Pope St. John Paul II檚 渞e-reading of Rerum Novarum 100 years later.

淚 thought we communicated well with each other and thought positively of the conclusions that were made, said Rev. Gerald Murray, pastor of New York檚 Holy Family Catholic Church. 淲e had an enthusiastic and respectful discussion, added President檚 Council member Tom Donahoe. 淏y sticking strictly to the text, we weren檛 able to wander off course.

Between seminars, attendees enjoyed delicious meals and delightful conversations. At Saturday night檚 dinner in Tracy Student Center, students played musical pieces and sang for the group.

淚t was wonderful to get to bring our Seminar Weekends to the New England campus, says Dr. Paul J. O橰eilly, the College檚 president-elect and vice president for advancement. 淲e got to discuss important texts with many of our East Coast friends and give them a taste of the life-changing educational experience that they make possible for our students.