2019 Summer Theology Program Recap
Nearly 40 people from all across the country spent the week of August 12-16 in Wausau, Wisconsin studying St. Thomas Aquinas's commentary on St. Paul's Epistle to the Galatians. The event was a collaborative effort of The Aquinas Institute for the Study of Sacred...
Big news for the Aquinas Institute’s 10th Anniversary
When the Aquinas Institute was founded in 2008, we built on a strong foundation. We had a deep background in St. Thomas Aquinas, years of experience translating medieval Latin, and a passion for our mission: to make the texts of Aquinas available as widely as possible...
The Plan of the Summa contra gentiles in the Words of Scripture
At the head of each of the four books of the Summa contra gentiles, St. Thomas places a verse from Scripture that expresses his plan for the book. Book I. On God. My mouth shall meditate truth, and my lips shall hate impiety (Prov 8:7). Wherefore the twofold office of...
Evangelicals and Aquinas
We were pleased to hear from Scott Corbin about how much he likes his Aquinas Institute Summa volumes—and intrigued, since Scott is a student at a Southern Baptist seminary. We asked Scott to share some thoughts with us about how Thomas Aquinas appeals to more than...
Aquinas now available in bilingual eBooks
When we set out to publish the entire Opera Omnia of Aquinas, we were determined to make books that students and teachers would love: readable, durable, beautiful—and yet affordable. And the message from all of you has been loud and clear: we love these volumes! But...
Ecce Rex Tuus—a gift from the Aquinas Institute
The Aquinas Institute would like to give our subscribers and supporters a Christmas gift: Aquinas’s Christmas sermon Ecce Rex Tuus in a fresh translation from the Leonine text by Madison Michieli. To see the Latin text in a parallel column and critical footnotes in...
The online release of Aquinas’s commentary on Isaiah
In the prologue to his commentary on the book of the prophet Isaiah, St. Thomas Aquinas writes: “Now the subject matter of this book is principally the appearing of the Son of God, hence in the Church this book is read in the time of Advent.” As St. Thomas points out,...
A new way to access Aquinas online
Because the Aquinas Institute’s mission is to make the works of Aquinas as widely available as possible, we put all of our bilingual editions online for free. But we don’t just slap texts up: we have put the same care into our online text viewer that we put into our...
AMCSS Program reads Aquinas’s Commentary on the Sentences
This past July, the Albertus Magnus Center Summer Program spent two weeks reading the Aquinas Institute’s latest volume, Book IV, Distinctions 1-13 of St. Thomas Aquinas’s Commentary on the Sentences of Peter Lombard. Not many students have had the opportunity to...
The Aquinas Institute receives a second grant from the NEH
The Aquinas Institute’s goal is simple: to get all of Aquinas’s works into as many hands as possible. It is a goal both inspiring and intimidating. Visualizing the completed Opera Omnia fires enthusiasm, but surveying and mapping the vast range of Aquinas’s...