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ANGELIC DOCTOR INSTITUTEPRIVATE INSTITUTE OF PHILOSOPHY AND CATHOLIC THEOLOGY Thesis memories and theses

March 2, 2005 - For the first anniversary of this project, this new page is open to students of philosophy and theology. It presents unpublished Thomistic research works, with the kind permission of their authors. The site can not be held responsible for the value of each of these works. We can not read everything again. In case of problems, your opinions, judgments and warnings will be useful and published on this page. Write to: a.dumouch@hotmail.com
I. Works on the Thomist history
II. Works of Thomist philosophy
III. Theology of Thomism
IV. Thomistic liturgy works
V. Great Thomist theologians:
- Cardinal Charles Journet and Jacques Maritain
- Father Garrigou-Lagrange op
- Father Marie-Dominique Philippe op
- Claude Tresmontant
- Jean d'Alancon

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I. Works on the Thomist historyComplete works in Latin of Saint Thomas
At the origin of all our translations.
Summary of his life
In 2 pages, cross-checked by Arnaud Dumouch, 2004.
History of St. Thomas Aquinas of the Order of the Preachers
By his contemporary Guillaume de Tocco (written in 1323). Translation Guy Delaporte on The Great Portal St. Thomas Aquinas.
The life of Thomas Aquinas
By R. Charles-Anatole Joyau O. P. (written in 1895, thanks to the site JesusMarie.free.fr).
Saint Thomas, the dumb ox
Biography of St. Thomas by G. K. Chesterton, brilliant, amusing, full of anecdotes and depth.
St. Thomas Aquinas and Aristotle
Article by Léon Elders, s.v.d., Thomist Review, 1995.

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II. Works of Thomist philosophyThe philosophy course at the school of Father Marie-Dominique Philippe op.
The course of Father Marie-Dominique Philippe is the best basis of philosophy to enter into the direct reading of the works of St. Thomas Aquinas and in particular his Summa Theologia.
Introduction to Realistic Philosophy: The Letter to a Friend
By Father Marie-Dominique Philippe op (Thanks to the Community Saint John).
Complete course of realistic philosophy
Introduction to philosophyI - Philosophy of workII - Moral philosophyIII - Political PhilosophyIV - Philosophy of matterV - Philosophy of the livingVI - MetaphysicsVII - Philosophical Wisdom and Natural TheologyAnnex 1 - Logical Instrument or "Formal Logic"Appendix 2 - Critical Considerations or "Great Logic" The notion of justice in Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics
By Armel Muanda, June 2013. Final work in philosophy, diocesan seminary.muandaarmel@yahoo.fr

Human freedom in Thomas Aquinas
Jean-Marc Goglinjean-marc.goglin@ac-rouen.fr
It is accepted that Thomas Aquinas' theory of human liberty is not deterministic. In each of his works, this one gives the man to be able to go on contrary. Without contestation possible, Thomas modifies his conception of the freedom of the man throughout his teaching. In the commentary on the Sentences, he grants primacy to free will: he grants it to be a judgment free from all constraint and necessity. From the De Veritate, the Aquinate gives primacy to the voluntas, the appetitive and motor faculty of the soul. Without minimizing the importance of the referee, he makes it an act, namely the choice of the will. In no work does Thomas make will a paradigm. He none the less proposes an accomplished definition. He distinguishes polysemy from the notion of potentia and allows the voluntas to be both a power and an act; precisely, it gives the will to want naturally but freely and to choose freely. In De Malo and Prima Secundae Pars, he theorizes with precision the difference between the freedom of specification and the freedom of exercise Finally, the Aquinate defines the freedom as the privilege of the will. He allows her to be both a voluntary and desiring faculty, to be in control of her actions and to be free from all necessity: the will may or may not want. But he does not make the choice an indifferent act. The major Thomistic innovations concern the growing interest in metaphysics and ethics. In Summa theologiae, the Dominican root ethical freedom in a psychological freedom and fits into a metaphysics of action that allows the realization of being. Freedom is understood both as a potential to be realized, as a power and an act in the path of the return to God. Thomas therefore gives man the freedom to become free.
The teachings of the Catholic Church as a tool for intervention in addiction
By Mathieu Bilodeau, Chicoutimi, May 19, 2014.matthieubilodeau@hotmail.com
Precis of philosophy
Father François-Joseph THonore, Paris, Desclee, 1950.
Accurate history of philosophy
5th edition revised and corrected by Fr. François-Joseph Thonnard, 1966.
Bergson's philosophy
Bishop Albert Farges, 1912.
Philosophical studies
Bishop Albert Farges, 1909.A good revitalization and actualization of the Aristotelian and Thomistic realist philosophy, 1909.Digitization by Jean-Paul Murcia.
- Volume 1: Act and power.- Volume 2: Matter and form.- Volume 3: The life and evolution of the species.- Volume 4: The brain, the soul and the faculties.- Volume 5: The objectivity of the perception of external senses.- Volume 9: The crisis of certainty, study of the bases of knowledge and belief.
"The considerations on some philosophers like Kant or Hegel often lack technicality but it also corresponds to the knowledge we had of these authors at the time. The book clarifies the concepts well and corrects some misinterpretations of Thomism. It includes 9 volumes and maybe I can, with time and if you are interested, send you the others (I add another file with the list of volumes). Jean-Paul Murcia.
The Hylomorphic Doctrine of Presence by Powers and its Relationship with Contemporary Science
François Savardffsavard@rogers.com
The thesis focuses on the relationship between hylemorphism and contemporary experimental science. Its title: It is inspired by the works of Father William Wallace, OP, and draws its fundamental principle from the Thomist doctrine on the powers of the human soul. This doctrine includes the notion of the "sequential" mediation of powers (ST I q77 a4, Questions on Soul q13). In short, St. Thomas maintains that the lower powers belong to the human being through the mediation of the higher powers, just as the color of our skin belongs to us through the mediation of that same skin. This notion makes it possible to integrate into the human soul all the "lower" powers of matter - the biochemical, chemical and physical powers - as updated by Father Wallace and his neo-Thomist predecessors. The case is generalized for all material natural numbers. A philosophy of Aristotelian nature, based on hylemorphism, can thus reintegrate all experimental disciplines that deal with material natural numbers: psychology, physiology, biology, biochemistry, chemistry and physics. I conclude that the reunification of Thomism and experimental science, reunification so much desired by Leo XIII, is now demonstrable. The consequences of this reunification are interesting, particularly in ethics and bioethics.
This thesis was written at the Dominican University College in Ottawa.
The moral philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas
A. D. Sertillanges, 1916.Many other works of Father Sertillanges: http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=sertillanges
The intellectualism of St. Thomas Aquinas
By Father Pierre Rousselot sj.Work crowned by the French Academy - Beauchesne 1924.
The starting point of metaphysics: Lessons on the historical and theoretical development of the problem of knowledge
Joseph Maréchal, SJ, Doctor of Science, Professor of Philosophy at the Philosophical and Theological College of the Society of Jesus in Louvain, Charles Beyaert Publisher, Bruges, 1923.
- Book I: From Antiquity to the Late Middle Ages: The Ancient Criticism of Knowledge- Book II: The Conflict of Rationalism and Empirism in Modern Philosophy, before Kant- Book III: Kant's Cove- Book IV: The Idealist System at Kant and the Postkantians- Cahier V: Thomism before Critical Philosophy
Initiation to realistic philosophy in 13 lessons
By Guy Delaporte, 1996, http://thomas-d-aquin.com.A synthetic and complete vision, very formative.

Time and eternity in St. Thomas Aquinas and Martin Heidegger
By Povilas Aleksandravicius, Doctoral Thesis in Philosophy, 2008.povilasal@hotmail.com
To know the philosophical thought of Saint Thomas Aquinas
By Louis Jugnet, Editions Bordas, 1948.
What is knowing?
By Father Bernard Rulleau, Our Lady of Bellaigue, 2009, (9 pages).bdmbe@yahoo.fr
The encyclical Studiorum Ducem
Pius XI, 1923. The conduct of studies with St. Thomas Aquinas. Digitalization Laurent Cadiet, 2004.
The doctrine of the soul at St. Thomas Aquinas
Mr. Alejandro Maria Sosa Laprida, 2007, Master 2, University of Franche-Comté. Summary for the defense.alesolap@hotmail.com
Evil and Bliss at Saint Thomas Aquinas
Mr. Alejandro Maria Sosa Laprida, 2006, Master 1, University of Franche-Comté. Summary for the defense.alesolap@hotmail.com
Logic lessons
By Father Arthur Robert, 1914. The digital copy of this book from the Public Domain Collection of the Fleur de Lys Literary Foundation is free.
Dictionary of esse chez saiThomas
In addition to De ente and essentia.By sister Marie-Hélène Deloffre, osb, 2004.
Works of Professor Yvan Pelletier
yvan.pelletier@fp.ulaval.ca
Yvan Pelletier was born in 1946. He is a professor at the Faculty of Philosophy of Laval University (Canada), where he has been teaching since 1975 and where he completed his philosophical training until the PhD, focusing on the teaching of Maurice Dionne, Father Jasmin Boulay and MM. Warren Murray, Alphonse Saint-Jacques and some other professors of an Aristotelian-Thomist tradition initiated at this faculty by Mr. Charles De Koninck.
His teaching is designed to offer bachelor's students a presentation of the fundamental principles and method of each of the basic philosophical disciplines - from an Aristotelian perspective: ethics, politics, physics, metaphysics - and to master's and doctoral students a critical reflection on the elements of the contemporary creed - democracy, new morality, symbolic logic, dissociation of being and duty, primacy of consciousness, etc. - from these basic principles.
His works also include the reconstruction of a number of courses by Bishop Maurice Dionne and some unpublished translations of Aristotle's treatises and their commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas:- Saint Thomas Aquinas, On the sophisms: De fallaciis.- Aristotle, Protreptic.- Aristotle, Topics (books I and VIII).- Saint Thomas Aquinas, Commentary on the 10 Books of Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle.- St. Thomas Aquinas, Commentary to Peri Hermeneias, lessons 1 to 7.- St. Thomas Aquinas, Commentary on the Treaty of the Soul of Aristotle (books 1 to 3).- St. Thomas Aquinas, Commentary on the Physics of Aristotle (books I, II, IV).The method used by Professor Pelletier for the translation of Aristotle's comments:"This is a job that I have been fighting for since always and regularly, according to the studies that I have to do for the lessons I have to give. I did not undertake it to deliver a complete translation of either work, but because it is my way of studying. To penetrate thoroughly a text of Aristotle or St. Thomas, I need to be able to say and write in French exactly what they wrote. In the long run, I have come to more or less complete translations of certain treatises. "
Publications- PhD Thesis of Professor Yvan Pelletier: Philosophy of Knowledge: Confused Knowledge, Principle and Permanent Foundation of Completed Well of Speculative Intelligence, 1974.- The ethics of St. Thomas Aquinas, commentary of the Secunda Secundae of the Summa of Theology of St. Thomas Aquinas by Leo J. Elders, to the Presses Universitaires of the I.P.C.- The Aristotelian Dialectic, the key principles of Topics, Montreal: Bellarmine, 1991, 419p. This is a commentary on the Topics that presents and illustrates each of the fundamental concepts. (Editor's review: This is the best work of Professor Pelletier).- Aristotle and the oratory discovery. I - Species and oratory arguments. Laval theological and philosophical, vol. 35 (1979), # 1 (February), 3-20.- The hypothetical syllogism (its Aristotelian conception), 2005.- Aristotle and the oratory discovery. II - Common species and oratory arguments. Laval theological and philosophical, vol. 36 (1980), # 1 (February), 29-46.- The Parames. Cahiers of the Institute of Comparative Philosophy, May 1980.- Aristotle and the oratory discovery. III - Places and oral arguments. Laval theological and philosophical, vol. 37 (1981), # 1 (February), 45-67.- Aristotle, Attributions (categories), the Aristotelian text and the Prolegomena of Ammonios of Hermeias, pres., Trad. and ann. by Yvan Pelletier, with the collaboration of Gérald Allard and Louis Brunet, Montreal / Paris: Bellarmin / Belles Lettres, 1983, 250p.- For a clear and clear definition of the dialectical place, in Theological and Philosophical Laval, vol. 41 (1985), # 3 (October), 403-415.- Topics and human reason. In Urgence de la philosophie, proceedings of the fiftieth anniversary symposium of the Faculty of Philosophy, Laval University, 1985. Ed. Thomas De Koninck and Lucien Morin. Quebec: P.U.L., 1986, 411-426.- The Propos and the program of the Attributions of Aristotle. Laval theological and philosophical, vol. 43 (1987), # 1 (February), 31-47.- The Articulation of the Aristotelian Dialectic. Angelicum, vol. 66 (1989), 4, 603-620.- Non-Cause, unusual sophism. Angelicum, vol. 70 (1993), # 1, pp. 123-140.- The division of verbal sophisms after Albert the Great. Philosophia perennis, vol. 1 (1994), # 1 (spring), 49-82.- The maxims of places. Peripatikos, No. 1 (1994), 11-38. (Very technical and arid, but likely to help to represent the bill of detail of the Topics and to use more easily their contents.)- The Aristotelian doctrine of thenalogie. Philosophia perennis, vol. 2 (1995), # 1 (spring), 3-44.- The moral justification of interest. Philosophia perennis, vol. 2 (1995), # 2 (fall), 19-58.- The division of homonymy (analogy), in Peripatikos, No. 2 (1995), 8-14.- Aristotle and analogy (basic texts). Peripatikos, No. 2 (1995), 15-44.- Michael and the Dragon. Reaction to an article by Michael Augros on the 4th figure of the syllogism published in Peripatikos, n ° 2) Peripatikos, n ° 3 (1996), 8-17.- The sophist and the wear. Peripatikos, No. 3 (1996), 33-45.- Illustration of sophisms. Philosophia perennis, vol. 3 (1996), # 1 (spring), 71-120.- Dialectic and hypocrisy- The enthymeme, argument of everyday life. Philosophia perennis, vol. 3 (1996), # 2 (fall), 147-172. Natural law theory test based on the facts
Luigi Taparelli of Azeglio sj., Casterman Edition, Paris, 1857, 1940 pages. Digitization: Bernard de Midelt.
The work of Luigi Taparelli does not go without some difficulties. It is advisable to refer before committing to: Rutten Christian, Neothomism and human rights, Taparelli, Vu de haut, No. 7, 1988, p 73 et seq.
Works by Martin Blais
martin-blais@sympatico.ca
Martin Blais was born in 1924, tenth of a family of twelve children. Holder of a doctorate in Aristotelian-Thomistic philosophy from Université Laval (Quebec) and a doctorate in medieval sciences from the University of Montreal, he taught for twenty-four years at the Faculty of Philosophy of the University Laval. His teaching has focused on medieval philosophy, ethics and politics, as evidenced by his publications.
Publications- Thomas Aquinas ... subversive!Theme dealt with: The desacralized power; Doubt, starting point to the truth; The Exorcised Our Father; Two in one flesh or the reverse? The purposes of the marriage; Homosexuality of birth; Why must one obey one's conscience? "The woman, a man missed"? "Sexual pleasure prevents thought"? The quodlibetic dispute; The problem of the existence of God; The b c of Trinity, 50 pages.- Thomas Aquinas Subversive II, 2014.Topics covered: Some well kept secrets of the morals of Thomas Aquinas; Thomas Aquinas dreads power for life; The natural right destines to the poor the superfluity of the rich; Friendship, key word of Thomist thought; The deadly sins, "Love your enemies"? The unity of marriage: a woman, a man; Etrapelia! Heartbreaking choices; The primacy of consciousness.- Philosophy of Power, Montreal, Editions du Jour, 1970, 157 pages.- Participation and protest; the man in power, Montreal, Beauchemin, 1972, 136 pages.- The Human Values Scale (1st edition), Montreal, Beauchemin, 1974, 200 pages.- Reinventing Morality, Montreal, Fides, 1977, 159 pages.- The Human Values Scale (2nd Edition), Montreal, Fides, 1980, 216 pages- The Anatomy of a Healthy Society (Social Values), Montreal, Fides, 1983, 248 pages.- A Morality of Responsibility, Montreal, Fides, 1984, 248 pages.- The other Thomas Aquinas, Montreal, Boreal, 1990, 316 pages.- The eye of Cain. Essay on Justice, Montreal, Fides, 1994, 288 pages.- Sacred Middle Ages !, Montreal, Fides, 1997, 225 pages.- The dog of Socrates, Chicoutimi, Editions JCL, 2000, 254 pages.- Holy Middle Ages! (2nd edition) Montreal, Quebec Library, 2002, 255 pages.- The risk of being oneself. Memoirs, 1st edition, 2003, 387 pages; 2nd edition, 2004, 437 pages; Internet version, 2006, 463 pages.- God is love, Thomist study- Consciousness and synderesis- Christianity, religion of freedom?- The chief, according to St. Thomas Aquinas- Did God create the best world?- The other Thomas Aquinas"A grotesque caricature ... This is how Martin Blais describes the portrait that Thomas Aquinas draws of the so-called Thomist textbooks, professors so-called, the translators always a little traitors, the commentators who adulterate his thought, even the Church, who has hidden the compromising pages of his official thinker. Martin Blais intends to trace the authentic face of this unknown author of those who claim it. To this end, he unearths the most impactful passages of his anthropology, his morality and his political thought ... "- Freedom of conscience and freedom of religion- How are universal moral principles, immutable and negative? 21 pages, article of moral philosophy, 2009.- Thomas Aquinas and the woman, 56 pages, article of moral philosophy, 2010.- Reflections inspired by the report of the International Theological Commission: "In Search of a Universal Ethic: A New Look at the Natural Law", 30 pages, article on moral philosophy, 2009.- Thomas Aquinas, pleasure and sexuality, 2009."I had read, the same year it was published by Laffont in 1990," Eunuchs for the Kingdom of Heaven "by the German theologian Uta Ranke-Heinemann. Without more, I had put the book in my library. The idea came to me to reopen it to examine what she says about Thomas Aquinas. I sometimes wondered if she had really read the texts she was talking about or if she had rather relied on research assistants. In this text, I try to prove that Thomas Aquinas is not hostile to pleasure or sexuality. "- "Ave Maria, gratia plena", 2011.- The cardinal virtue of temperance- Science and culture, by Bishop Octavio Derisi, 2009.- Authenticity, by Bishop Octavio Derisi, 2009. Philosophy course Arnaud Dumouch video.

The seven atheist ideologiesThe seven atheist ideologies
Atheist ideologies born in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.13 lessons.

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III. Theology of Thomism Arnaud Dumouch's theology course in video.

The holy Vatican Council IIThe holy Vatican Council II
The holy Vatican II Council and its contributions to the Thomist conclusions.19 lessons.

Catholic introduction to reading the Old TestamentCatholic introduction to reading the Old Testament
13 lessons.

Catholic Introduction to Reading the Book of GenesisCatholic Introduction to Reading the Book of Genesis
12 lessons.

Treats of the last ends: the return of Christ at the hour of death.Treatise on the Last Ends: Christ's Return at the Time of Death
Summary of this thesis project.What is this means, known to God, by which he offers his salvation to every man? (See Gaudium et Spes 22, 15).How one can, in a work of scientific theology based on the Catholic faith, put this way.

The virtuesThe virtues
Course given on radio Maria France (2012-2013).37 lessons.

The diseases of the Christian lifeThe diseases of the Christian life
49 lessons.
An interview for our time
Arnaud Dumouch, theologian interviewed by Daria Klanac, secular.A theological look at our time, its trials, the action of God.
Positivist exegesis
Coming soon: Positivist exegesis. Brief exploration of the philosophical roots of the historico-critical method. On the sidelines of Verbum Domini.By Jean-Marie Kéroas, 2014.keroas@yahoo.fr
The sin of Satan after St. Thomas Aquinas
Article by Father Philipe of Trinity osb.Other Carmelite Studies on Satan.
Catechism of the Summa Theologia
Brother Thomas Pègues o.p., 1910, encouraged by Pope Benedict XV.
The problem of the existence of God, at Claude Tresmontant's school
By Basil Martin.basile.martin@aol.frSummary of a major work by Claude Tresmontant, unavoidable, the complete reading of the book is recommended.
You will love the Lord your God
By Basile Martin, 2014.Reflection on the first two commandments, the social doctrine of the Church against liberal and communist materialist ideologies.The market economy must be subject to the common good, otherwise it always ends in a stalemate. The supreme virtue is Charity, nothing lasting without it.
Instruments to read the sum of theology
In order to allow a first approach to the content of the Somme for those who are not versed in Thomism, here is a synthetic and pictorial presentation in the form of small parables and some slides showing the sequence between the concepts used; download the document (in PowerPoint format) then launch in slide show mode to follow the reasoning process, the same document in pdf format unrolls the content without using an animation, and the document in text format (.doc) gives all the traceability between the statements of the PowerPoint and the extracts of the Somme from which they are drawn, through a linear summary for each step, which can be discovered during meetings of reflection and sharing, with an introductory prayer and exercises using the content of the presentation main.Layout by Jean-Luc Terrier, 2012-2013.
The inspiration of Scripture
From a remark of St. Thomas in Quodlibet 7.Mr. Tangre.
Commentary on the IIIa from the Summa Theologia, Questions 20, 21, 46-56: Christ, his prayer, his passion, his resurrection.
A comment adapted to the formation of contemplative nuns. The text of St. Thomas is really enlightened.Sister Marie-Hélène Deloffre, Kergonan Abbey, 1998, 589 pages.
History of the dogma and theology of the Redemption to John Paul II
Sister Marie-Hélène Deloffre, Saint-Michel Abbey of Kergonan, 2000.
From Ecclesia Dei eiusque sacramentis: Introduction and History
By Sister Marie-Hélène Deloffre, Saint-Michel Abbey of Kergonan, 2000.
St. Thomas and the priesthood
Thomist Review, 1999.
St. Thomas and the priesthood of Christ, theological sum, IIIa, Q. 22
Denis Chardonnens, Carme Déchaux, 1997.
Priesthood as a natural institution
Brother Benoit-Dominique de La Soujeole, o.p, Thomist Review.
The mission of the Virgin Mary
Thesis on the thought of the Marian theologian ÉmileNeubert, by the father Jean-Louis Barre, Marianist, 2008.
The Spiritual Priesthood of the faithful
Brother Gilles Emery, o.p, Thomist Review.
The last end of human life, (Ia IIae)
Brother M.-Michel Labourdette o. p., 1990.
Grace and light of glory at Saint Thomas
R. P. Maurice de La Taille, s. j., 1928.
Contemplation and action
By Bishop Derisi, translated by Pierre Gabarra in 2009.
Treated of late
In addition to the Summa Theologia: Treatise of the Last Ends, refocused around the Beatific Vision and the Parousia of Christ.Neo-Thomist Book, Catholic Portal on Eschatology, 1997.By Arnaud Dumouch.

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IV. Thomistic liturgy worksThe 2nd Readings of Advent: Introduction and comments
Sister Pascale-Dominique of Saint Therese o.p, Bayonne, 2009.
Celebrate Christmas with the Fathers of the Church
Sister Pascale-Dominique of Saint Therese o.p, Bayonne, 2009.
The Eucharist, From the Lord's Supper to the Medieval Mass
Sister Pascale-Dominique of Saint Therese o.p, Bayonne, 2009.
The hymns Sacris solemniis and Verbum supernum of St. Thomas Aquinas
Master's thesis presented by Anne Mugnier, 1988.
The liturgical year
Dom Prosper Guéranger.Major work of the nineteenth century for the restoration of the Latin Gregorian liturgy.

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V. Great Thomist theologians
CARDINAL CHARLES JOURNET AND JACQUES MARITAINCardinal Charles Journet played an important role around 1950 and during the Second Vatican Council. His Thomistic treatise on the Church is particularly important. In addition to the sum of theology: The Treaty of the Church (1957).
- The Trinity- God the Father- Mass- The Church and the Bible- The doctrine of purgatory- The mystery of the Eucharist
- Art and scholasticism, by Jacques MaritainThe realism of knowledge as a condition for the integral humanism of Jacques Maritain.

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FATHER GARRIGOU-LAGRANGE OPA great Dominican and Thomistic theologian of the twentieth century (Auch 1877 - † Rome 1964). Appointed professor of dogmatics in Rome from 1909, he participated in the renewal of the thought of St. Thomas Aquinas. At the Angelicum in Rome he combined the teaching of philosophy, theology, and mysticism.
- Where is the new theology going?- The Thomist synthesis- The eternal life and the depth of the soul- The mother of the savior and our inner life- Providence and trust in God
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FATHER MARIE-DOMINIQUE PHILIPPE OPFather Marie-Dominique Philippe op († 2006) had a profound influence to revitalize at the end of the twentieth century the realism of Aristotelian philosophy. He knew how to link all this thought in a vital way to the real, through his insistence on the return to experience.
- Letter to a friend: Synthesis of the course of realist and Aristotelian philosophy.- Accessing St. Thomas Aquinas is not easy for a beginner. We strongly advise you to start with an Aristotelian philosophical formation. The best seems to us to be that of Father Marie-Dominique Philippe op. It can be followed in the form of Cd. Course catalog available or write to saintjeanaudio@stjean.com

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CLAUDE TRESMONTANTClaude Tresmontant is one of the best informers and pedagogues of Aristotelian and Thomistic thought at the end of the twentieth century.
To the editions of the O.E.I.L. (F.X. de Guibert):- The Hebrew Christ- Translation of the four Gospels- History of the Universe and sense of creationTo Gabalda editions:- Hebrew prophetism
To the editions of Seuil:- The Metaphysics of Christianity and the birth of Christian Philosophy, - Emmanuel Mounier Prize, 1962 Introduction to the Metaphysics of Maurice Blondel, 1963- The Metaphysics of Christianity and the 13th Century Crisis, 1964- How does the problem of the existence of God arise today, 1966- The Problem of Revelation, 1969- The teaching of Ieshoua Nazareth, 1970- The Problems of Atheism, 1972, crowned by the Institute. - Maximilian Kolbe Prize 1973- Introduction to Christian Theology, 1974, crowned by the French Academy- Sciences of the Universe and Metaphysical Problems, 1976- Christian Mysticism and the Future of Man, 1977- The Modernist Crisis, 1979- Saint Paul and the mystery of Christ, 1956 coll. "Spiritual Masters" Introduction to the thought of Teilhard de Chardin, 1956- The Moral Doctrine of the Prophets of Israel, 1958- The Metaphysics of Christianity and the birth of Christian philosophy, 1961- Edition of the Philosophical Correspondence Maurice Blondel - Lucien Laberthonnière, 1961- The Master Ideas of Christian Metaphysics, 1962- Introduction to the metaphysics of Maurice Blondel, 1963- How does the problem of the existence of God arise today, 1966- The Problem of Revelation, 1969
Editions of the Deer:- Essay on Hebrew thought 1953
Bibliography:- Thatthe future for Christianity? : "Tasks of Christian thought today" and other texts on the general problematic of Christianity 2001- The Question of Immortality of the Soul, 1996- The metaphysical opposition to Spinoza's Hebrew monotheism in Heidegger- Metaphysical Activity of Intelligence and Theology (The), 1996- Survey of Apocalypse, 1985/1993, 1985- Good and Bad - Christianity and Politics (The), 1996- Hebrew Christ: The Language and Age of the Gospels (The) 1983/1992, 1983- Christology of Blessed John Duns Scot (The), the Immaculate Conception and the future of the Church: lecture given on March 28, 1993, for the beatification of John Duns Scotus; Additional note about original sin, 1997- How does the problem of the existence of God arise today 1966/1971/1989, 1966- Modernist crisis (La) 1979/1988, 1979- Moral Doctrine of the Prophets of Israel (The), 1958- Survey of the Apocalypse, author, dating, meaning, 1994- Test on the knowledge of God, 1959- Essay on Hebrew thought 1953/1956 CERF, 1953- Studies of Biblical Metaphysics, 1955/1998, 1955- Purpose of Creation, salvation and the risk of perdition (The), 1996- History of the universe and the meaning of creation: seven lectures (L '), 1985- Master Ideas of Christian Metaphysics, sketch (Les), 1962- Introduction to the metaphysics of Maurice Blondel, 1963- Introduction to the thought of Teilhard de Chardin, 1956- Judaism and Christianity, 1996- Major Misunderstandings of Theology (The), 1990- Maurice Blondel. Lucien Laberthonnière. Philosophical Correspondence, 1961- Metaphysics of Christianity and the crisis of the 13th century (La), 1964- Metaphysics of Christianity and the birth of Christian philosophy, problems of creation and anthropology, origins to St. Augustine (The), 1961/1968, 1961- Major Metaphysics: Typology Test (The), 1990- Christian Mysticism and the future of man (The), 1977- Origins of Christian Philosophy (The) 1962, Paulus, 1977- Thought of the Church of Rome (The), 1996- First elements of theology: for the use of the students of the final classes of the lycées and the preparatory classes for the grandes écoles (Les), 1987- Prescience of God, predestination and human freedom, 1996- Problem of Revelation (The) 1969- The problem of the soul, 1971- Problems of Atheism (The) 1972- Problems of our time: chronicles, 1991- Problems of Christianity, 1980- Hebrew Prophetism (The), 1982- The Question of Miracle: About the Gospels: Philosophical Analysis (The) 1992- Saint Paul and the mystery of Christ, 1956- Schaoul who is also called Paulus, and the theory of Meta-morphosis (Saint Paul, his life and thought), 1988.- Sciences of the universe and metaphysical problems, 1976- Simple Conversations on the Gospels, 1995- Tasks of Christian Thought, 2001

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JEAN D'ALANÇONThe works of Jean d'Alançon, doctor of philosophy and disciple of Father Marie-Dominique Philippe.
Audio course
Great human experiences to discover the person: 14 audio courses- CD 1. The evolution of Western thought- CD 2. Artistic activity: work- CD 3. Ethical activity: friendship- CD 4. Political activity: the community- CD 5. The material, the nature- CD 6. The man, to be alive- CD 7. Substance or autonomy in the order of being- CD 8. The relationship- CD 9. Quality, quantity- CD 10. Being in act or finality in the order of being- CD 11. The truth- CD 12. The good- CD 13. One- CD 14. The fundamental dimensions of the human person
Being and living, between nature and person: 3 audio courses- CD 1. Idealism and Realism in the History of Western Thought- CD 2. The necessity of a philosophy of being for a true philosophy of life- CD 3. Ethical and political issues for man between his nature and his person
Being and living, between the universe and the man: 7 audio courses- CD 1. Experiences of matter and nature- CD 2. The natural movement- CD 3. The material cause- CD 4. The four causes- CD 5. The final cause- CD 6. The attributes of the universe- CD 7. The place of man in the universe
Being and living between intelligence and love: 8 audio courses- CD 1. Man, to be alive- CD 2. The intelligence- CD 3. The intellectual life- CD 4. The will- CD 5. The emotional life- CD 6. The intelligence and the will- CD 7. Intelligence at the service of love- CD 8. Intelligence and love to God
Books
- At the school of real life, philosophical itinerary- To be and live between nature and person- To be and live between the universe and the man- To be and to live between intelligence and love- The family in question, philosophical essay- A step towards happiness- Why evil?- Marie-Dominique Philippe, philosopher of the human person- Marie-Dominique Philippe, words of philosophical wisdom

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