The Idea of the College
The founders of the College loved ideas, books, and teaching,
and believed that the great tradition of humane letters is a gift to
be studied, cherished, and handed on from generation to generation.

They believed that the highest truths, revealed by God, were
the matrix of good learning, stabilizing and enriching the essential study of poetry, philosophy, the classical languages, history and mathematics.

2 August 2008 - Fall Schedule and Classes
The Fall schedule and Booklist are now available online. The school year will begin on Monday, August 25 with dinner at 6:00 pm for new and returning studdents. Orientation is Tuesday, August 26. Classes begin on Wednesday, August 27. Registration is open until the first day of classes. For more information, go to the Admissions section of our site.

12 July 2008 - Lecture and Luncheon
On July 12, Mr. Jeff Turner will give a talk entitled "The Republic is Dead: Long Live the Republic!", a lecture on the Founding Father's understanding of republican government and where we are now. This short talk will begin at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday July 12 in the Library, 3012 Lubbock Ave. followed by a BBQ lunch and ice cream. For more information, please call the office at 817-923-8459.

June School 2008 Schedule
The College of Saint Thomas More is pleased to announce its June School schedule. Topics covering the theological traditions from the Apostolic Fathers through Cardinal Newman, as well as God and the City of Man are offered. For more information (click here).

29 February 2008 - Beginnings of the New Chapel
On Friday, February 29 at 2:00 p.m. ,the Most Reverend Kevin Vann will bless the beginnings of the new College chapel (more...)

2-17 June 2009 - Oxford Term
The College of St. Thomas More is pleased to announce its summer program in Oxford (more...)

1-18 January 2008 - Rome Term
Study the Eternal City as Text with Dr. James Patrick and Dr. Thomas Fleming. (See Overseas Studies for information.)

Therein lies the nobility of the faith, that we have the heart to dare something. Cardinal Newman