Catechism of the "Summa Theologica" of Saint Thomas Aquinas for the Use of the Faithful

The manifold honours paid by the Holy See to St. Thomas Aquinas exclude for ever any doubt from the mind of Catholics with regard to his being raised up by God as the master of Doctrine to be followed by the Church through all ages. It is therefore fitting that singular wisdom of the Holy Doctor should be made accessible, not only to the clergy, but to the faithful in general, and to whomsoever desired to make a deeper study of the things of religion, for in truth, the nearer one approaches to the light, so much the more is one enlightened.

Readers that wish to study the doctrine more deeply will find much help in the references quoted at the end of most of the answers to the questions; they refer to the Summa Theologica itself.

This catechism is divided into three parts: of God, of Man, and Jesus Christ.

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