Thomas Aquinas College is a Roman Catholic liberal arts college in Santa Paula, CA, with a Great Books curriculum. It offers only one degree program: Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts. The college ...

"There is no break when Thomas moves from the professor's chair to that of preacher," notes Torrell. For Aquinas, his spiritual doctrine and his theology are inextricably tied to one another.

His latest book is Never Doubt Thomas: The Catholic Aquinas as Evangelical and Protestant. He spoke to Charles Camosy.] Camosy: First, tell us a bit about your own background.

In honor of his achievements to the Catholic faith here 45 noteworthy Thomas Aquinas quotes of all time. 1. ... 16. A narrow mind is a dangerous one. "Beware of the person of one book." ...

Thomas Aquinas, a 13th century Catholic philosopher and theologian, argued that laws bind the conscience—that is, obligate one to obey—only when the laws conform to “eternal law.” ...

The relic of St. Thomas Aquinas’ skull is processed at Providence College, Dec. 4, 2024, during a tour stop in Providence, R.I. (Video screen grab) Saints were even said to collude in this process.

McGinn's book is a straightforward reception history of the Summa Theologiae, setting out how this work as an artefact was used and adapted by philosophers and theologians from the time of its ...

The many biographies of Thomas Aquinas range from the popular and hagiographic to the scholarly. But all writers on the saint agree that Thomas was notoriously reticent about his own life. Almost ...

In his new book Aquinas and Evolution: Why St. Thomas’ Teaching on the Origins Is Incompatible With Evolutionary Theory, Dominican Thomist Father Michael Chaberek explores the areas in which ...

Father Ference, in his four-chapter, exhaustively footnoted work, posits the teaching and writing of St. Thomas Aquinas as the “soul” of the narrative art of Flannery O’Connor. The book’s ...

Thomas Aquinas: Christian History ... Read him! Quotes and excerpts in other people’s books don’t count, ... the professor would pray a brief part of one of Aquinas’ prayers before class.

No one claimed Thomas Aquinas got famous on his looks. He was colossally fat, suffered from edema (dropsy), and one huge eye dwarfed his other. Nor was he a particularly dynamic, charismatic figure.