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This is the official page of the St. Anselm's Abbey School Alumni Association. The Alumni Association welcomes you to the St. Anselm's Alumni page!

This is a place to connect with old classmates or make new connections, find out information on upcoming events, and post YOUR own updates such as marriages, births, and new jobs. If you have any questions, ideas, or comments, please don't hesitate to post here or send a message to the Alumni Board.

08/26/2026

Today is first day of school for Form A and new students!

08/24/2026

Awenate Cobbina, '98, was recently named chief executive officer by Michigan Central, a subsidiary of Ford Motor Company. Read more about his most recent career milestone and his impressive professional background here: https://michigancentral.com/michigan-central-names-awenate-cobbina-as-chief-executive-officer/

08/10/2026

Paul Colby, '73, had his paper, "A Guide to Exploiting Cognitive Science Research that Has Confirmed the 'Weak Evidence Effect'" published in the American Journal of Trial Advocacy this spring.

08/06/2026

On February 14, 2025, alumni Connor Paletta, '25; Philip Libanati, '25; Matt Nolan, '76; and John Corrigan, '83 helped us break ground on the now-completed Benedictine Learning Center alongside Cardinal Wilton Gregory, Archbishop Emeritus of Washington, DC; Abbot James; Fr. Peter; Chelley Colley; and Susan Duarte.

Come celebrate the Blessing of the Benedictine Learning Center with us on Friday, August 28 at 2:25 PM and check out the new building!

08/03/2026

Phil Walsh, '95, was elected President of the American Classical League, a national nonprofit that advocates for the study of Latin, Greek, and the ancient Mediterranean world!

Previously, he served as editor of The Classical Outlook, ACL's peer-reviewed journal focused on teaching and learning. Since 2016, he has worked at St. Andrew's School (Middletown, DE), where he teaches Latin and Greek at all levels, English, and history. His second book, A Folded History: Poems and Mythologies, appeared in 2025. Finally, Phil serves as Vice President of the Board of Trustees at St. Anne's Episcopal School.

07/20/2026

Matthew Dickie, '94; Maurin Mwombela, '13; and Peter Young, '01, caught up with Fr. Peter at Beethoven Market on Wednesday, July 15, in Los Angeles, California!

07/16/2026

Christopher Bresnahan, ’86; Thomas Cunningham, ‘86; and Abraham Secular, ‘11 had a wonderful time reuniting with Fr. Peter for dinner in San Francisco, California on July 13th!

07/13/2026

As part of his gap year experience, Shep Sipmeier, '26, attended the AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, Switzerland. He spoke with researchers and entrepreneurs about how AI and robotics can be used to improve economic development, decrease global conflict, and improve lives; he even tried his hand at coding some of these advancements.

06/18/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the St. Anselm's Abbey School Golf Outing in Memory of Patrick Attridge, '74, and an additional thank you to everyone who sponsored the event!

This year, Pat Ostronic, '73; Danny O'Brien; Kevin Bean; and John Bean reclaimed bragging rights by winning first place (not that an Abbey alumnus would ever brag)!

Second Place: Sean Attridge, '12; Paul DiNino; Kristjan Archer; and Richie Wenzel.

Third Place: Anderson Plunket, '01; Matthew Brooks, '01; Nicholas Klank, '97; Peter Kendrick, '99

Closest Pin: Matthew Brooks, '01

Longest Drive: Daniel Dragos (Megan Ross received the award on his behalf)

Address

4501 South Dakota Avenue NE
Washington D.C., DC
20017

Telephone

+12022692350

Website

http://www.saintanselms.org/alumni

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