Notable People
- Joseph Boyle, philosopher, well known for his works in the theory of Natural law
- Étienne Gilson, philosopher and historian
- Thomas Pangle, political theorist
- Jacques Maritain, philosopher
- Marshall McLuhan, professor of English literature and prominent media critic
- Robert Birgeneau, 9th chancellor of the University of California, Berkeley, 14th president of the University of Toronto
- Morley Callaghan, author
- F. Anthony Comper, president and chief executive of the Bank of Montreal
- Leona Dombrowsky, Ontario cabinet minister
- Mark Kingwell, philosopher and professor at the University of Toronto
- Laurier LaPierre, historian and former senator
- Paul Martin, 21st Prime Minister of Canada
- Kevin Sullivan, filmmaker
- Emoke Szathmary, 10th president of the University of Manitoba
- Paul Weiler, professor of law at Harvard University
- George Weigel, Roman Catholic popular theologian, political and social activist
- Peggy R. Williams, president of Ithaca College
- Marc Dillon Riddell, broadcast journalist
- Rev. Charles Coughlin, C.S.B., 1930s radio commentator
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