St. Thomas Aquinas: His Life, His Place in Medieval Philosophy, His Preeminence in Papal Magisterium - A Collection of Sources

St. Thomas Aquinas: His Life, His Place in Medieval Philosophy, His Preeminence in Papal Magisterium - A Collection of Sources

by Pope LeoXIII, Paul A. Boer Sr., Pope St. Pius X, Pope Pius XI, Placid Conway O.P., D J Kennedy O.P.

606 pages· 2013· ISBN 9781482715439
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St. Thomas Aquinas is perhaps the greatest Doctor of the Catholic Church. His influence in Catholic theology, philosophy, liturgy, and spirituality is unparalleled. This book contains the biography of the saint as well as a discussion of his place in philosophy and the life of the Church. A collection of sources, this book contains documents from Pope Leo XIII, Pope St. Pius X, and Pope Pius XI. D. J. Kennedy, O.P. describes the place of St. Thomas in Medieval philosophy, and biographies are contributed by G. K. Chesteron and Fr. Placid Conway, O.P.

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