An important way to reflect on Genesis 2:7
"then the Lord God formed man of dust from the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living being."
Our souls made by God are intrinsically linked to our bodies made by God.
Hello all, I hope your summers have been restful enough so that you are ready and eager once again to study St. Thomas.
This upcoming semester we will be looking at a new text. See details attached.
Looking forward to seeing you at the next reading group on the 20th.
"Jesus goes before us to show us the way, both up the mountain and into heaven. We follow him with all speed, yearning for the heavenly vision that will give us a share in his radiance, renew our spiritual nature, and transform us into his own likeness." -Anastasius of Sinai
Simply I learned about Wisdom, and ungrudgingly do I share—
her riches I do not hide away;
For to men she is an unfailing treasure;
those who gain this treasure win the friendship of God,
to whom the gifts they have from discipline commend them (Wisdom 7:13-14).
The group from our incredible intellectual retreat on “Truth”. Thank you to the amazing @ConorMcDonough4, @JoshHochschild and Prof. Eitel for their inspiring lectures and guidance.
Thanks also to @ThomisticInst for their continued support!
Just 1 week till applications close for our second intellectual retreat!
Join us from 20-23 of June for prayer, study, and fellowship, exploring questions on truth and relativism. Further details and application form at: https://t.co/FSUCX2cRAh
On Wednesday 5th April at 7pm, we will be looking at a commentary on St John's Gospel. This will be in the library at 24 George Square.
Image: Saint John the Evangelist by Pompeo Girolamo Batoni. This work is currently held in Basildon Park; a National Trust property.
Do come along to what promises to be an edifying study day and ideal preparation for the Easter Triduum! For catering purposes, please register at https://t.co/mkEXsNP8d5
Merry Christmas from everyone at the Thomistic Institute in Edinburgh!
We look forward to seeing you for our study day on “The Eucharist” on Saturday 21st January - save the date!
Painting: The Adoration of the Shepherds by Mattia Preti.
“St. Edmund Campion and the Jesuit English Mission of 1580.” An insightful lecture given by Dr Fionnuala O’Neill Tonning of the University of Bergen.
Keep an eye out for our next events in the New Year.