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Library : Was John Paul II a Thomist or a Phenomenologist? Was John Paul II a Thomist or a Phenomenologist? Dr Douglas Flippen poses the question: Was Pope John Paul II familiar with and influenced by the works of St Thomas Aquinas?
The Enduring Light of Saint Thomas Aquinas in the Papal Vision . . . For Pope John Paul II—who was the first to promulgate an encyclical on the Angelic Doctor since Leo XIII—Aquinas embodies a passion for truth that transcends human limitations In Fides et Ratio, he writes: Saint Thomas was impartial in his love of truth
This Philosophy Had a Huge Influence on John Paul II Pope St John Paul II is known as the “Philosopher Pope ” His writings show he was influenced by St Thomas Aquinas, as many popes were, but other philosophical strands also shaped his thinking
Pope John Paul II on St Thomas Aquinas - Superflumina He exhorted the Bishops to create academies and Thomistic study centres, and he himself gave them the first example by establishing here in Rome, the Pontifical Academy of St Thomas Aquinas to which was then joined in 1934 the older Academy of Catholic Religion
The Popes on St. Thomas - Thomas Aquinas College Note: The following is a compilation of various popes’ comments regarding the importance of the works of St Thomas Aquinas to Catholic education Most are excerpted and adapted from the essay The Formation of the Catholic Mind by the College’s founding president, Dr Ronald P McArthur
John Paul II and the Renewal of Thomism John Paul II in his years as a student and professor became deeply attached to St Thomas as his master in theology and philosophy alike As pope he retained this preference but refrained from imposing Thomism as a requirement for all Catholic philosophers
Aquinas and John Paul II on Sacrifice and Communion - EWTN In order to show how the communion brought about by the Eucharist depends upon the Eucharist's character as a sacrifice, we will examine the principles which form the basis of Aquinas' theology of the Eucharist in the "Summa Theologiae" and John Paul II's "Ecclesia de Eucharistia "
John Paul II: A Thomist Rooted in St. John of the Cross John of the Cross had a good formation in St Thomas, as did John Paul II What is new in them stands in harmony with St Thomas and often develops points that are mentioned only briefly or implicitly by St Thomas