On Dec. 6, 1273, 750 years ago, St. Thomas Aquinas did the unthinkable: He permanently abandoned work on his magnum opus, the Summa Theologiae, after many years of intensive labor and just months ...

Aquinas’ answer lies in a short but poignant text from “Summa Theologiae,” his best-known work. Christians should venerate relics, Aquinas says, because the saints’ bodies were dwelled in ...

St. Thomas Aquinas is depicted with students in a window at St. Peter's Church in St. Peter, Minnesota. He wrote Summa Theologiae and articulated a theological synthesis that would influence ...

The Summa Theologica is divided into four overall Parts (I, I-II, II-II, ... Thomas Aquinas: Christian History Timeline - Storms of the Thirteenth Century. Theology on the Edge.

The skull of St. Thomas Aquinas is on a three-week tour throughout the United States in a rare chance for people to see a first-class relic of a Doctor of the Church.

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.

This skull of St. Thomas Aquinas is making several stops for public veneration Nov. 29-Dec. 18, 2024, in Washington, D.C., as well as North Carolina, Rhode Island ...

Aquinas’ answer lies in a short but poignant text from “Summa Theologiae,” his best-known work. Christians should venerate relics, Aquinas says, because the saints’ bodies were dwelled in ...