A Companion to the Summa, Volume III Luckhardt and the consideration of the

and the consideration of the wise man aims principally at truth

Yet my priesthood gave purpose to every day of my life and saved me from the pit of futility and despair… (Gerhard A

Daily life in Spain quickly finds that the worst effect of war is its disruptive influence on a people’s capacity to love “the minutiae of life and nature

Difficulties bears Knox out: three years after their correspondence began

First published in English in 1948

A Companion to the Summa, Volume III Luckhardt and the consideration of theBy Walter Farrell, O. P. The Summa Theologiae is a work of astounding breadth and scope: five folio volumes of closely packed print, and more closely packed thought; incredibly, it was a work intended, not for the learned and wise, but for beginners. Walter Farrell, O. P., fully honors that intention with his four Companion volumes to the Summa, which together offer an easy guidebook to St. Thomass greatest work. These are not simply more books about