
Today Is the 700th Anniversary of St. Thomas Aquinas’ Canonization
Pray that God sends us another Aquinas for our day.
Pray that God sends us another Aquinas for our day.
St. Thomas Aquinas was canonized as a saint on July 18, 1323, by Pope John XXII.
St. Thomas Aquinas helps us understand how to better approach the mystery of the Holy Eucharist.
COMMENTARY: As a science fiction movie from 1957 tells us, echoing the words of St. Thomas Aquinas, size does not determine the nature of a being.
Sister Laura Baritz, a leading Catholic figure in Hungary who left a successful career at Pepsi to embrace religious life, discusses the situation of Christians in her country and her mission of promoting more human-centered economic systems.
St. Thomas Aquinas explains that Christ’s descent to hell fulfilled many purposes.
Aquinas was a Dominican friar and priest and is considered one of the Church’s greatest teachers, philosophers, and theologians.
BOOK PICK: ‘By Strange Ways’ offers tales of Catholic converts.
Father Thomas Joseph White has witnessed both a new academic emphasis on historical accuracy regarding the 13th-century saint and attention to his potential contemporary relevance.
BOOK PICKS: Reads for our times
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