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6 days ago · The Range of Natural Philosophy: Preface to the Commentary on On Sense and the Sensed Object. Translated by Ralph McInerny in Thomas Aquinas, Selected Writings, pp. 447–454 (Stacks, BQ 6831 .E5 1998). Commentaries on Aristotle’s "On sense and what is sensed" and "On memory and recollection". Translated by Edward E. Macierowski (Stacks, B444 ...
4 days ago · A. Venial sin is a lesser transgression of the divine Law, by which we slightly fail in some duty towards God, towards our neighbour, or towards ourselves. 12 Q. Why is it called venial? A. It is called venial because it is light compared with mortal sin; because it does not deprive us of divine grace; and because God more readily pardons us. 13 Q.
6 days ago · Most of disputations can be found in the Quaestiones Disputatae (Stacks, BQ 6861 .Q4 A2 1949). It includes the following works: Text in Latin is avalable in vol. XXV, pt. 1 - 2 of the Leonine edition of Opera Omnia. Text in Latin is avalable in L. A. Kenndy, "The Soul's Knowledge of itself: an unpublished work attributed to St. Thomas Aquinas ...
3 days ago · Man lives by divine decree. He is created, governed, supported, and controlled in accord with the law of God. Law means or implies a rule that is established and maintained by power; that which possesses permanence and stability; that which is unchanging, unyielding, and continuous-"the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever."1 The efficiency of law rests entirely in the power that enforces it.
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6 days ago · Its twenty-five volumes aim to give you the complete works of St. Thomas in Latin. Its introduction (written in English) gives a chronology of Thomas's works, discusses the structure of his writings, lists printings done of complete works of Aquinas, looks at the life of Thomas, and gives a cursory glance at research done on Thomas Aquinas.
5 days ago · March 7 marks the 750th anniversary of the death of St. Thomas Aquinas, the patron saint of Catholic education, who uttered a last prophecy and an emotional prayer before his departure to heaven. In addition, the saint reportedly spoke the lyrics of a beautiful hymn of his that is sung to this day throughout the Catholic Church.
5 days ago · Feast Day: January 28 – CNA. On Jan. 28, the Roman Catholic Church celebrates Saint Thomas Aquinas, the 13th century theologian who showed that the Catholic faith is in harmony with philosophy and all other branches of knowledge. Blessed John Paul II, in his 1998 letter “Fides et Ratio,” said St. Thomas “had the great merit of giving ...
