The Rabat Dominican community is celebrating the conclusion of the triple jubilee commemorating the great Dominican saint and ‘Doctor of the Church’, St Thomas Aquinas.The Dominican Order recently marked the 700th anniversary of St Thomas Aquinas’s canonisation (July 18, 1373), the 750th anniversary of his death (March 7, 1274) and the 800th anniversary of his...

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St Thomas Aquinas Jubilee mass in Rabat

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Saint Thomas Aquinas is celebrated not only as a priest and doctor of the Church but also as the patron saint of universities and students. His feast day takes place on January 28th. Born into nobility in 1226 as the son of Landulph, Count of Aquino, Thomas was entrusted to the Benedictines of Monte Casino at the tender age of five. His early education there left his teachers astounded by his remarkable intelligence and piety, surpassing his pee…

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Saint Thomas Aquinas, Doctor of the Church

IT was most likely in the lecture halls of the University of Paris that St Albert the Great first took St Thomas Aquinas under his wing in 1245. To onlookers, the pair of Dominican brothers were a study in contrasts. At the time, Albert was known as “the last man to know everything there was […] The post How a saintly mentor shaped the life of St Thomas Aquinas appeared first on The Catholic Leader.

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Today is Jan. 28, the feast of St. Thomas Aquinas. We read at today’s Mass, “By this ‘will,’ we have been consecrated through the offering of the Body of Jesus Christ once for all” (Heb 10:10). One early morning in the thirteenth century, Thomas of Caserta quietly slipped into the chapel of St. Nicholas at the Dominican priory in Naples. There, hidden from view, he witnessed St. Thomas Aquinas in tearful prayer before a crucifix. A tender voice …

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A prayer inspired by St. Thomas Aquinas

THE DOUBLE Jubilee of St. Thomas Aquinas, which concludes today, Jan. 28, is not only a period of celebration for the Dominican Order but also a time to honor the lasting influence of Thomism 750 years after his death. Considered the greatest of scholastics, Aquinas produced a long line of Thomists, many of them influential in their heydays but now barely footnotes in the history of the field. UST Faculty of Philosophy officer in charge Fr. Feli…

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(This year marks the 800th anniversary of the birth of Saint Thomas Aquinas, who came into this world on this January 28th, 1225. The great saint and doctor died in 1274, and was canonized July 18th, 1323, by the Avignon Pope, John XXII. Good thing, too, for Pope John was one of the pontiffs accused of material heresy, surmising in a private letter that souls may not fully exist between death and the final judgement, an opinion corrected dogmati…

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