The Cross Exemplifies Every Virtue [St. Thomas Aquinas]
Vatican Official Considers Aquinas' Comeback (Recalls Morality Was Scorned in the 60s)
MAJOR THEOLOGIAN SAW 'NEAR-DEATH' LIGHT AS HAVE SO MANY WITH GLIMPSE OF HEAVEN
St. Thomas Aquinas on Just War
The Holy Trinity (excerpt from the Light of Faith by St. Thomas Aquinas)
[Today is] The Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas
Creation, Evolution, and Thomas Aquinas
St Thomas Aquinas on "Whether the female sex is an impediment to receiving Orders?"
Mel Gibson and Thomas Aquinas: How the Passion Works
Saint Thomas Aquinas Confessor, Doctor of the Church,1226-1274
January 28 - Feast Day of St. Thomas Aquinas - Pope John Paul II on the Angelic Doctor
A Defense of the Ecumenical Gathering at Assisi (Ecumenism in St. Thomas Aquinas)
Saint Thomas Aquinas
Aquinas as Relevant as Ever, Says Cardinal Grocholewski(Guide for Harmony Between Faith and Reason)
Aquinas on The Principles of the Philosophy of Nature
Whether it is always sinful to wage war? (Aquinas on Just War)
A Hymn By St. Thomas Aquinas - Pange, Lingua, Gloriosi (Acclaim, My Tongue, This Mystery)
Was St. Thomas Aquinas a libertarian?
Thomas Aquinas And The Invention Of Libertarian Thinking
Aquinas and the Big Bang
I’m reading Aquinas’ “Light of Faith,” sometimes called the “Little Summa.” For anyone who doesn’t wish to attempt the “Big” Summa, the Light of Faith might be right up their alley. I have a lot of admiration for St. Thomas, a mighty man of God.
Bookmark. Bookmark and bookmark. Forever bookmark. I know you pinged me Salvation and I am so very grateful. I just love St. Thomas Aquinas.
“Wisdom is the highest intellectual virtue, combining a capacity for understanding principles with a vast knowledge of truly important things. Aristotle once wrote that it is better to know a little about lofty things than a lot about trivial things. St. Thomas was always striving to learn about the loftiest things of all - how to better know God and love Him. One sample of St. Thomas’s own advice in this regard is his illuminating contrast between the vice of curiousness (that habit so common in today’s world of frivolously flitting forever about from one trivial topic to the next, as perhaps in hours of near mindless web-surfing!) and the virtue of studiousness, the capacity to sustain focus and attention on the truly important things”
Excellent!!
I especially like the user friendly Summa Contra Gentiles I started reading Of God and His Creatures from the Jacques Maritain Center's website. There's much to explore.