by John Mortensen | May 26, 2021
STATUS: In Print TRANSLATOR: Dr. Beth Mortensen SOURCE TEXTS: Moos 1956 edition This works begins St. Thomas’s most thorough examination of the sacraments. He begins by defining what a sacrament is, then he moves to a study of each individual sacrament. In...
by John Mortensen | May 26, 2021
STATUS: Editing TRANSLATORS: Dr. Chris Decaen, Dr. Beth Mortensen SOURCE TEXTS: Moos 1956 edition Considering the redemption of man, directed St. Thomas’s attention toward a study of the theological virtues that make it possible for man to live a good life....
by John Mortensen | May 26, 2021
STATUS: Editing TRANSLATORS: Dr. Chris Decaen, Dr. Beth Mortensen SOURCE TEXTS: Moos 1956 edition This volume begins the consideration of the Incarnation. He treats of how it is possible for the Son to assume human nature and why the Incarnation is necessary...
by John Mortensen | May 26, 2021
STATUS: Editing TRANSLATORS: Fr. Dylan Schrader, Dr. Beth Mortensen SOURCE TEXTS: Mandonnet 1929 edition Continuing his discussion of the creation of man, St. Thomas explores the fall of man. He then examines grace and original sin. From this he moves to a...
by John Mortensen | May 26, 2021
STATUS: Editing TRANSLATORS: Fr. Dylan Schrader, Dr. Beth Mortensen SOURCE TEXTS: Mandonnet 1929 edition Moving from exploring the Trinity, St. Thomas now begins to examine creation and God as creator. In this volume, St. Thomas discusses the creation of the...
This year marks the Aquinas Institute’s 15th anniversary of promoting St. Thomas’s way of thinking, studying, and loving. In order to celebrate we will be collecting donations and subscriptions from which we will draw seven lucky winners on March 7th. Each winner will receive a free book of the winner's choice from our Aquinas Opera Omnia Series.
Our friend Fr. Yuriy Kolasa sent photos illustrating what your donations are doing for Ukrainians.
There’s a certain sweet appropriateness to our announcement today of our publication of the last remaining Scriptural commentary in the Aquinas opera omnia, the Commentary on Jeremiah.
Through a special collaboration, St. Bernard’s School of Theology & Ministry (St. Bernard’s) and the Aquinas Institute are pleased to announce a new “Great Books Graduate Certificate in Theology” educational opportunity beginning this Fall 2022!
The Aquinas Institute is pleased to announce the release of St. Thomas's Commentary on the Physics, available for pre-order.