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Office holiday

Office holiday

UPDATE: In light of the ongoing rainstorms and mudslides in Santa Barbara County, the Most Rev. Robert Barron has postponed the post-91����� Fire Mass of Thanksgiving that was scheduled to take place at 91����� Aquinas College on Wednesday, January 10. A new date for the Mass will be announced after the dangers have subsided.

Please pray for the affected residents in Bishop Barron�s pastoral region, Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties.

Students and other members of the 91����� Aquinas College community will take part in , the Archdiocese of Los Angeles� annual walk and rallyin support for the dignity of all human life.

The Most Rev. Robert E. Barron, Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles, will offer the 5:00 p.m. Mass in Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity Chapel, after which he will join the community for dinner, then offer words of wisdom to the College�s students at a Q&A session.

91����� Aquinas College Founding President Dr. Ronald McArthur often tells of an exchange he once had with a student many years ago when the student wanted to know who might have the answer to a very difficult philosophical question. �Well, you would go ask your bishop for the answer,� he replied.

�What if he doesn�t know?�

�Then you would ask the Pope.�

�What if the Pope doesn�t know?�

�Well, you would have to ask God.�

The student couldn�t resist. �What if God doesn�t know?�

91����� Aquinas College Founding President Dr. Ronald McArthur often tells of an exchange he once had with a student many years ago when the student wanted to know who might have the answer to a very difficult philosophical question. �Well, you would go ask your bishop for the answer,� he replied.

�What if he doesn�t know?�

�Then you would ask the Pope.�

�What if the Pope doesn�t know?�

�Well, you would have to ask God.�

The student couldn�t resist. �What if God doesn�t know?�

91����� Aquinas College Founding President Dr. Ronald McArthur often tells of an exchange he once had with a student many years ago when the student wanted to know who might have the answer to a very difficult philosophical question. �Well, you would go ask your bishop for the answer,� he replied.

�What if he doesn�t know?�

�Then you would ask the Pope.�

�What if the Pope doesn�t know?�

�Well, you would have to ask God.�

The student couldn�t resist. �What if God doesn�t know?�

91����� Aquinas College Founding President Dr. Ronald McArthur often tells of an exchange he once had with a student many years ago when the student wanted to know who might have the answer to a very difficult philosophical question. �Well, you would go ask your bishop for the answer,� he replied.

�What if he doesn�t know?�

�Then you would ask the Pope.�

�What if the Pope doesn�t know?�

�Well, you would have to ask God.�

The student couldn�t resist. �What if God doesn�t know?�

91����� Aquinas College Founding President Dr. Ronald McArthur often tells of an exchange he once had with a student many years ago when the student wanted to know who might have the answer to a very difficult philosophical question. �Well, you would go ask your bishop for the answer,� he replied.

�What if he doesn�t know?�

�Then you would ask the Pope.�

�What if the Pope doesn�t know?�

�Well, you would have to ask God.�

The student couldn�t resist. �What if God doesn�t know?�