St. Thomas Aquinas' intellectual legacy has enriched the Church almost beyond compare. St. Thomas is especially well-known for the wisdom which he demonstrated in his philosophical and theological works. He is remembered for purity and chastity, which he possessed in perfection. He is said to have preserved a kind of cherubic innocence throughout his life. St. Thomas is regarded at the Common Doctor of the Church—a safe and sure guide—as one who gives most eloquent expression to the Church’s faith and teaching.
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