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Thomas Aquinas

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The life and spiritual teachings of the Catholic Church's greatest classical theologian as seen through the eyes of a contemporary theologian.

A promising young theologian examines the life and work of Catholicism's premier scholar and discovers a saint deeply in love with Jesus Christ. He shares with the reader not only the deep spirituality within Aquinas's theological writings but also Aquinas's little-known spiritual writings on prayer, and much more. Throughout, he applies these teachings to our daily lives.

Subjects: Biography
Catholic Church
Spirituality
Doctrines
Medieval Civilization
Christian saints
Characters: Thomas Aquinas, Saint

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Publisher: Crossroad Pub. Co
Published: 1996
Pages: 178
Language: English
Series: The Crossroad spiritual legacy series
ISBN-10: 0824525078

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