You might wonder, why read St. Thomas Aquinas? Pope Leo XIII writes that Saint Thomas inherited the intellect of all the ancient doctors of the Church. He is esteemed as a bulwark and glory of the Catholic faith. St. Thomas serves not as a museum-piece, but as a wise interlocutor in our modern world.
25 April 2022
Why Read St. Thomas Aquinas?
Why Aquinas? - Episode IV, with Fr Thomas White, OP, Rector of the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas, also known as the Angelicum in Rome.
You might wonder, why read St. Thomas Aquinas? Pope Leo XIII writes that Saint Thomas inherited the intellect of all the ancient doctors of the Church. He is esteemed as a bulwark and glory of the Catholic faith. St. Thomas serves not as a museum-piece, but as a wise interlocutor in our modern world.
You might wonder, why read St. Thomas Aquinas? Pope Leo XIII writes that Saint Thomas inherited the intellect of all the ancient doctors of the Church. He is esteemed as a bulwark and glory of the Catholic faith. St. Thomas serves not as a museum-piece, but as a wise interlocutor in our modern world.
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