The IGTM kindly invites you to its Annual Conference 2024: "The End: Finiteness, Death, and Completion in Medieval Theology", 26 June – 28 June 2024, Utrecht, The Netherlands.

The Aquinas Institute now has available a paperback edition of the Opera Omnia of St. Thomas Aquinas.

2024 marks the 750th anniversary of the death of both Bonaventure of Bagnoregio and Thomas Aquinas. To commemorate the occasion, the Centre of Philosophy of the University of Lisbon (CFUL), in partnership with the Center for Classical Studies of the same University (CEC), the Society for the European History of Ideas (SEHI), and the Red Latinoamericana de Filosofía Medieval (RLFM), is organizing a colloquium.

Join us for an engaging two-day discussion of the intellectual contributions of the Oxford Dominicans of the last century.

Join us this summer at our sunny California campus to enjoy lectures, conversations, and fellowship as we explore the theme of “Virtue, Law, and the Common Good” together with Dr. Christopher Kaczor, Dr. Michael Pakaluk, Fr. Sebastian Walshe, and Dr. John Goyette. 

For Saint Thomas Aquinas, the notion of law is situated within a broader metaphysical and theological context, which modern theories of law have largely abandoned. In order to recover the wisdom of Saint Thomas on the topic of law, the 2024 Rome seminar will consider this question: what is the relationship between grace, virtue, and law? 

Occasioned by the 25th anniversary of Fides et Ratio, this volume seeks to collect a series of original contributions on the Sedes Sapientiae as a model for true philosophy, as suggested by the encyclical’s final paragraph. The goal is to traverse the profound dialogue between philosophical inquiry and Marian themes, fostering a multidisciplinary discourse at the intersection of Philosophy and Mariology.

The priority deadline for proposals to the 2024 Sacra Doctrina Project Conference is approaching. Priority consideration will be given to proposals received by December 15, 2023, while the final deadline is January 1, 2024.

The Honors College and the Department of Philosophy and Religion at the University of Tulsa invite graduate students to submit paper proposals for a conference honoring the 750th anniversary of the death of St. Thomas Aquinas to be held 7-9 March 2024 on the campus of the University of Tulsa. This conference will gather Theologians, Philosophers, Historians, and other interested scholars to mark this anniversary.

UND has recently announced the availability of small grants for international and nationally based scholars during Summer of 2024. Please see https://historyofphilosophy.nd.edu/grants for more details.