by John Mortensen | Mar 30, 2022
The Aquinas Institute is pleased to announce the release of St. Thomas’s Commentary on the Physics, available for pre-order here. Aristotle’s Physics, a notoriously difficult philosophical text, begins the study of the natural world at its very roots....
by John Mortensen | Mar 25, 2022
Thank you once again for donating to help the Ukrainian refugees who are flooding into western Ukraine and the surrounding countries. At this time all donations have been sent and are being used right now to help refugees. Fr. Kolasa has been distributing the money to...
by John Mortensen | Mar 15, 2022
Thank you for your donations and for sharing the initial post about sending money to help Ukrainian refugees. It has been a busy and fruitful week, and all the money we have received so far has been sent. Fr. Yuriy Kolasa, the Vicar General for Eastern Rite Churches...
by John Mortensen | Mar 7, 2022
My friendship with Thomas Aquinas began at the International Theological Institute in Austria, in the Kartause Gaming. I learned to talk with St. Thomas as I studied: just as he had small chats with St. Paul, Our Lord, and the saints while he was studying, asking them...
by John Mortensen | Mar 7, 2021
As it is the year of St. Joseph, we are all trying to get to know this great self-effacing saint better. But we modern Catholics are very susceptible to projecting our own conflicts and ambivalences onto the saints. Certainly, it’s a great spiritual exercise to place...
