121. Thomas Aquinas [Internet Encyclopedia Of Philosophy] The life and work of the major figure in scholastic philosophy. http://www.utm.edu/research/iep/a/aquinas.htm

Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) Table of Contents (Clicking on the links below will take you to that part of this article) Life Writings The Summa Part I: God The Summa Part II: Ethics ... The Sacraments Life studium generale at such place as he should choose, and he selected Naples. Early in 1274 the pope directed Mm to attend the Council of Lyons and he undertook the journey, although he was far from well. On the way he stopped at the castle of a niece and there became seriously ill. He wished to end his days in a monastery and not being able to reach a house of the, Dominicans he was carried to the Cistercian Fossanova. There, first, after his death, his remains were preserved. Back to Table of Contents Writings The writings of Thomas may be classified as, (1) exegetical, homiletical, and liturgical; (2) dogmatic, apologetic, and ethical; and (3) philosophical. Among the genuine works of the first class were: Commentaries on Job (1261-65); on Psalms, according to some a reportatum , or report of oral deliverances furnished by his companion Raynaldus; on Isaiah; the Catena aurea , which is a running commentary on the four Gospels, constructed on numerous citations from the Fathers; probably a Commentary on Canticles, and on Jeremiah; and wholly or partly

122. Saint Thomas Aquinas High School Mission statement, student, parent and alumni information, classes, calendar, weekly bulletin, clubs http://www.stasaints.net/

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125. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Pange Lingua Gloriosi Article in the Catholic Encyclopedia on the two hymns of this name. The second is by thomas aquinas. The first is generally credited to Venantius Fortunatus, though some believe it is the work of Claudianus Mamertus. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/11441c.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... P > Pange Lingua Gloriosi A B C D ... Z Pange Lingua Gloriosi The opening words of two hymns celebrating respectively the Passion and the Blessed Sacrament . The former, in unrhymed verse, is generally credited to St. Venantius Fortunatus (6 cent.), and the latter, in rhymed accentual rhythm, was composed by St. Thomas Aquinas (13 cent.). I. THE HYMN OF FORTUNATUS Qualiter Redemptor orbis immolatus vicerit. The stanza is thus seen to comprise three tetrameter trochaic catalectic verses. In the "Roman Breviary" the hymn is assigned to Passion Sunday and the ferial Offices following it down to and including Wednesday in Holy Week, and also to the feasts of the Finding of the Holy Cross, the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, the Crown of Thorns, the Five Wounds. In this breviary use, the hymn is divided into two, the first five stanzas being said at Matins, the second five (beginning with the words "Lustra sex qui jam peregit") at Lauds; and each line is divided into two, forming a stanza of six lines, e. g.: Pange lingua gloriosi Lauream certaminis

126. Thomas Aquinas Commentaries Catena Aurea Bible commentary on the gospels of Matthew and Mark by aquinas (12251274) consisting of numerous quotes from early church fathers in chapter and verse format. http://www.ccel.org/a/aquinas/catena/home.htm

Catena Aurea - St. Thomas Aquinas Patristic Commentary on the Gospels (Mirror of copy at abbey.apana.org.au in Australia) Matthew Mark Luke John The Catholic Encyclopedia (1913) says: The "Catena Aurea' though not as original as his other writings, furnishes a striking proof of St. Thomas's prodigious memory and manifests an intimate acquaintance with the Fathers of the Church. The work contains a series of passages selected from the writings of the various Fathers, arranged in such order that the texts cited form a running commentary on the Gospels. The commentary on St. Matthew was dedicated to Urban IV. An English translation of the "Catena Aurea was edited by John Henry Newman (4 vols., Oxford 1841-1845; see Vaughan, op. cit., vol.II,) pp. 529 sqq..

127. St. Thomas Aquinas Pack 7 Home Page Includes progarm and den information as well as contacts. Chartered by the Saint thomas aquinas Roman Catholic Church. http://www.obs-i.com/Pack7

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128. St Thomas Aquinas Parish, East Lansing East Lansing. Mass Schedule, Staff, contact information, map. http://stthomasaquinaseastlansing.catholicweb.com/

St. Thomas Aquinas 955 Alton Road East Lansing, MI 48823 A church site of Diocese of Lansing Welcome! Thanks for visiting us... Welcome to St. Thomas Aquinas's home on the Internet. Here you will find the latest news and information about our parish family. Please take a moment to visit this site and learn more about the activities of our parish. Visitors are also invited to sign up (see the box in the left column) to receive our special e-mail Newsletter about upcoming events and announcements from our parish. We hope you enjoy your visit and encourage you to check back often for updates! Our site is featuring articles from the Diocese of Lansing and from FAITH Magazine . Please enjoy your visit, make yourself at home, and come back often. We are adding more information all the time! From the Bishop One of the joys and challenges of our time is to use technology and innovation to spread the message of Jesus. With that in mind, the diocesan Web site www.dioceseoflansing.org began two years ago. We have recently completed an upgrading of that site. One of the benefits of that upgrade is ... (more . . .)

129. Welcome Photo Nahant. Contact information, sacramental schedule, events calendar, ministry opportunities,marriage preparation and guidelines, bereavement and grief resources and Links. http://www.stthomasnahant.com

130. SBC - Saint Thomas Aquinas Pious hagiography, Feeneyite perspective As in our day, so then the enemies of our Lord and our Lady were the heretics on the outside and the liberals within. http://www.catholicism.org/pages/aquinas.htm

Saint Thomas Aquinas By Brother Thomas Mary, MICM I t is usually forgotten that Saint Thomas Aquinas is both a child and a Saint. One day Saint Thomas was reluctantly dragged to the court of King Louis the Ninth of France, to attend a banquet. When they entered Paris someone showed him from a hill the magnificence of the City, saying: "How wonderful it must be to own all this." Saint Thomas only muttered : " I would rather have that Chrysostom manuscript I can't get hold of." They finally got Saint Thomas seated at his place in the royal banquet Hall. It was the apex of the age of chivalry, and the great hall was jammed with knights. The worn black and white garments of the mendicant friar must have looked out of place amid the colorful shields and pennants of these Crusaders. Saint Thomas spoke politely to his neighbors but said very little, an hour later the banquet was in full swing and everyone had completely forgotten the big Italian friar, who sat as if he was carved of stone. Suddenly there was a pause in the uproar of French conversation. And in that instant, all the plates and cups jumped into the air, as Saint Thomas brought his big fist down on the table with a crash, and yelled as if he were in a trance: "And that will settle the Manichees." Every royal court has its conventions, even if it is the court of a Saint, and everyone was stunned; all eyes turned to the King to see what would happen. It was as if Saint Thomas had thrown a pie at Saint Louis, and many of the knights were prepared to toss the begging friar out the window. Saint Louis merely turned and speaking to his secretaries in a low voice, told them to take their tablets down to the absent minded friar and to copy the argument that had just occurred to him, because it must be a good one, and he might forget it.

131. Domestic-Church.Com: Saint Profile: Saint Thomas Aquina Three accounts of the saint's life for children ages 08, children 8-14, and age 14-adult. By Catherine Fournier. http://www.domestic-church.com/CONTENT.DCC/19980101/SAINTS/STTHOM.HTM

Saint Thomas Aquinas by Catherine Fournier Saint Thomas Aquinas, Doctor of the Church Feast Day: January 28 Patron Saint: Universities and Students Symbol:Chalice, Monstrance, Dove, or Ox Young Families Saint Thomas Aquinas is one of the most famous saints of the Catholic Church. He is called a 'Doctor of the Church.' He was a theologian, and philosopher. A theologian is someone who spends their life thinking about Jesus' life. They figure out things about God and the Catholic faith through prayer and study. Theologians help everyone learn about God. Saint Thomas' love of God and learning wasn't always respected. His parents sent him to a monastery when he was five years old to study and learn. His teachers were surprised by how quickly he learned and his great faith. But when Thomas announced that he wanted to become a Dominican, his family tried to stop him. His brothers captured him and locked him up in a castle. His mother, sister and brothers kept him there for two years! Finally, they changed their minds, and at last Thomas was allowed to join the Dominicans. Even there though, he still had some trouble. Thomas was a very big man with a kind and humble manner. Because he didn't talk very much, everyone thought he was stupid. They called him 'the ox.' But when they heard him preach everyone realized how wise and pious he really was. After he became a priest, Thomas studied in Paris and then taught at universities in many cities of Europe. He wrote more than 40 books and several beautiful hymns. All of his work praises God and has helped many people understand their faith better.

132. St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic church. Mass schedule, contact information. http://www.massintransit.com/la/aquinas1-la/index.html

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134. Thomas Aquinas In English: A Bibliography Lengthy bibliography of online aquinas texts in English. http://www.home.duq.edu/~bonin/thomasbibliography.html

T HOMAS A QUINAS IN E NGLISH: A B ibliography W elcome! Select a category for a list of Latin titles, with clues in English, and then a Latin title for a list of its English versions. (For the most part, extracts are noted only in the absence of complete translations.) Theological Syntheses Commentaries on Scripture Commentaries on Aristotle Commentaries on Neoplatonic Texts ... bonin@duq.edu . The URL of this page is http://www.home.duq.edu/~bonin/thomasbibliography.html Theological Syntheses Scriptum super libros Sententiarum Summa contra gentiles Summa theologiae (also referred to as the Summa theologica Scriptum super libros Sententiarum, on the Sentences of Peter Lombard Baldner, Steven E., and William E. Carroll, trans. Aquinas on Creation: Writings on the 'Sentences' of Peter Lombard Book 2, Distinction 1, Question 1. Mediaeval Sources in Translation, 35. Toronto: Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, 1997. Macierowski, E. M., trans. Thomas Aquinas's Earliest Treatment of the Divine Essence: "Scriptum super libros Sententiarum," Book 1, Distinction 8. Medieval Studies Worldwide; Episteme. Binghamton, NY: Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies and Institute for Global Cultural Studies, Binghamton University (State University of New York), 1998.

135. James Kiefer's Christian Biographies Thomas Aquinas Priest, friar, and theologian. Anglican perspective. With prayer in traditional and contemporary language. http://elvis.rowan.edu/~kilroy/JEK/01/28.html

Thomas Aquinas, Priest, Friar, and Theologian 28 January 1274 all Christian scholars in the Middle Ages were followers of Aristotle. Aristotle is no longer the latest intellectual fashion, but Aquinas's insistence that the Christian scholar must be prepared to meet other scholars on their own ground, to become familiar with their viewpoints, to argue from their premises, has been a permanent and valuable contribution to Christian thought. Some Christian scholars today are undertaking, with varying degrees of success, to explore the relations between Christianity and various contemporary studies or world-outlooks that have been used as weapons by opponents of Christianity. Examples that come to mind include the following: William G Pollard, Anglican priest, nuclear physicist at the Oak Ridge Laboratory (government-connected), Executive Director of the Oak Ridge Institute for Nuclear Studies (not government-connected), and author of Chance and Providence and Physicist and Christian (both out of print). John Polkinghorne, FRS, Anglican priest, head of Queen's College, Cambridge, nuclear physicist, and author of

136. Saint Thomas Aquinas (Index Page In English) Biography of Thomist scholar Octavio Nicol¡s Derisi, extensive multilingual list of links to pages related to thomas aquinas. http://stthaquinas.8m.com/idx_engl.htm

Saint-Thomas d'Aquin    Sankt Thomas von Aquin    San Tommaso d'Aquino Santo Tomás de Aquino S aint T homas A quinas Doctor Angelicus et Doctor Communis LINKS : Click here to enter the most complete links page about St Thomas Aquinas in different languages. Msgr Octavio N. Derisi : Click here to read the bio of one of the best Argentine Thomists, founder of the Argentine Catholic University (U.C.A.) and the Argentine Thomist Society.  SPANISH : Click here to go to the Spanish section of this website. Includes a Life, a Timeline, an Images page, etc. This website is mantained by Esteban Trento T rento

137. Thomas Aquinas, Saint. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 Article on the life, works, and influence of this thirteenthcentury philosopher and theologian. In the Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed. Includes short bibliography. http://www.bartleby.com/65/th/ThomasAq.html

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138. Thomas Aquinas College Fouryear, Catholic liberal arts college offering a Great Books education. Santa Paula. http://www.thomasaquinas.edu/

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139. The Ecole Glossary Brief biography, by Andrea Parra. http://www2.evansville.edu/ecoleweb/glossary/aquinas.html

The Ecole Glossary Thomas Aquinas Thomas Aquinas was born in Roccasecca, in central Italy around . Between the ages of five and fifteen, he was placed in the Benedictine monastery of Monte Cassino. He then enrolled at the University of Naples. As an undergraduate in , he joined the Dominican order against his family's wishes. He then went to Paris and Cologne to study under Albertus Magnus (c ). Aquinas was ordained a priest around . He taught at the Dominican Studium Generale in Paris from to and was named a master of theology in . While he was heading to the Council of Lyon, Aquinas became sick and died on March 7, in the Cistercian monastery of Fossanova. He was canonized by Pope John XXII in and named a Doctor of the Church by Pope Pius V in 1567. His greatest work was the Summa Theologiae (A Summary of Theology) [ DOC ] written around . Aquinas believed that Christian revelation and human knowledge could not conflict with one another, and he characterized the human being as a composite of body and soul united in one being. Andrea Parra

140. Saint Thomas Aquinas Parish Mangaldan, Pangasinan. Includes links to parish history, events, parish high school, patron saint and other information. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pond/6507/

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