Aquinas Giveaway – Celebrating 15 years of the Aquinas Institute
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.
Ongoing aid to Ukraine
Our friend Fr. Yuriy Kolasa sent photos illustrating what your donations are doing for Ukrainians.
Commentary on Jeremiah
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.
Collaboration with St. Bernard’s School of Theology and Ministry – Press Release
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!
Physics Release and a Brief Note on Pre-Orders
The Aquinas Institute is pleased to announce the release of St. Thomas’s Commentary on the Physics, available for pre-order.
Pray
Since Our Lady of Fatima told us to consecrate Russia to her Immaculate Heart for the conversion of Russia, it seems pretty clear that we are supposed to ask for the conversion of Russia. The conversion of Russia will be granted by God as an asked-for thing.
Ukrainian Aid Update
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…
Friendship and Ukraine
My friendship with Thomas Aquinas began among friends in Europe. Those friends need our help now.
Commentary on Isaiah
The Aquinas Institute is pleased to announce the release of its Latin-English edition of Thomas’s Commentary on Isaiah, with a new translation by Louis St. Hilaire, available for pre-order here
Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas
I once heard a homily on the feast of Thomas Aquinas in which the Dominican homilist pointed out that St. Thomas was essentially and fundamentally a holy theologian. He lived out his holiness by doing theology, and he got to heaven, was canonized, and was named the Universal Doctor of the Church all on the grounds of his theology.