A site for the academic study of St. Thomas Aquinas
News
The abbey church of Fossanova in Italy, where Thomas died in March of 1274.
Since 2004 we have followed conferences, publications (online and in print), and news about the efforts of Aquinas scholars everywhere. Click this link to keep up on events, people, and writings of interest to Aquinas scholarship.
Commentary
The reliquary containing the bones of Saint Thomas Aquinas in Toulouse, France
Like a good fight? Ferrum ferro acuitur, et homo exacuit faciem amici sui (Prov. 27). Here our contributors address issues both traditional and contemporary, from a Thomistic perspective. Veritas, claritas, brevitas, charitas. See what they have to say.
Stuff
The church of Santa Sabina in Rome, Italy, in possession of the Dominicans since the 1200's. Thomas lived and taught here.
Over the years we have stockpiled a few translations of texts, either of works from Aquinas, or about him, plus our two original newsletters. Though they've been available for a while there's no reason to delete them and—quod scripsi, scripsi !—every reason to hope that they still have use.
Pictures
The chiesa di San Tommaso in Roccasecca was built in 1323, at the time of Thomas's canonization.
Our contributors have visited locations of significance in Aquinas's life and have shared their photos. Take a look at our admittedly incomplete collection.