Christendom College will honor its forty-seventh graduating class during Commencement Weekend, May 15-17, 2026. Anne Carroll, founder of Seton School, Seton Home Study, and wife of late Christendom College founder Dr. Warren Carroll, will be honored during the Commencement Ceremonies. Carroll will deliver this year’s Commencement Address to the Class of 2026 and will be honored by the college for her outstanding contributions to the Catholic faith, culture, and public life.
This year’s commencement ceremonies are closed to the public and only graduates and select members of their families will be able to come onto campus for the various events. Beginning on Friday, the college will welcome guests to its Front Royal, Virginia campus as they celebrate the accomplishments of the Class of 2026 with a Baccalaureate Mass in the college’s Christ the King Chapel. On Saturday, Carroll will deliver this year’s Commencement Address during the college’s Commencement Ceremonies.
110 bachelor of arts degrees will be awarded to the members of the Class of 2026 on Saturday, including: Vincent Altmanshofer, Joseph Anderson, Isabel Marie Auclair, Juliana Beckman, Thérèse Brons, Emma Brox, Paige Byers, Thomas Cahill, Michaela Catabui, Margaret Catalano, Rachel Cermak, Julia Christie, Bernadette Ciresi, Madeleine Clark, James Coffey, Thomas Cole, Mary Corcoran, Chloe Costello, Regina Cousino, Sofia Cummings, Rita Cunningham, Joseph Curran, Ethan Czerwinski, Chase Daugherty, Sarah Davis, Lia DeFelice, Daniel Di Falco, Liam Formisano, Nicholas Garcia, Tess Ginty, Alexander Girata, Maria Gjolberg, Rebecca Hahn, Madeleine Hain, Clare Haller, Alexander Hamernik, John Hand, George Harne, Ethan Harrison, John Healey, Penelope Hepler, John Hill, Anna Hsu, Thomas Humm, Alanna Hyatt, Jessica Johnston, Michaela Johnston, Patricia Jung, Nathaniel Klucinec, Charles Koach, Martin Kopeck, Leo Kouatly, Magdalain Kranz, Madeleine La Fave, Mary Landry, Thomas Layman, Megan Lovar, Beatriz Madan, Niall Maguire, Michael Mensch, Leah Mergener, Michael Messing, Andre Morales, Luke Noble, Benjamin O’Brien, Michael O’Hara, Julian Olmstead, Ian Pilon, Anastasia Piroch, Anthony Pueyo, William Reese, Isabella Rodriguez, Matthew Rodriguez, Luke Roman, Luke Rozmajzl, Felicity Schmidt, Elizabeth Scott, Evan Seelig, Daniel Shea, Mary Kathryn Sheba, Nathaniel Sheedy, Sophie Simpson, Isabella Siwko, Charles Smith, Andrew Stauffer, Amelia Suer, Peter Sullivan, Therese Sullivan, John Taraba, Lewis Thornberry, John Torkelson, Elizabeth Trause, Cody Tucker, Benjamin Tutwiler, Abram Urbanski, Robert Vander Woude, Lydia Ward, Kenton Wassum, Fiona Weichert, Ryan Welch, Lillian Whitfield, Eamon Wick, Lucy Wingate, Mary Wingate, Clare Witter, Charles Wyckoff, Luther Young, Peter Young, Sophia Zamoyta, and Margaret Zuberbueler.
The college will also award two Associate of Arts degrees to Adrian Farrall and Anna McFadden.
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