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 1    1,  13     |      through his Spirit; yet, as Saint Thomas said so well, “what
 2    1,  14     |         philosophy and theology: Saint Anselm. In his Proslogion,
 3    2,  22     |        his Letter to the Romans, Saint Paul helps us to appreciate
 4    2,  23     |     especially in the Letters of Saint Paul, one thing emerges
 5    2,  23     | possibility of its strength; yet Saint Paul is quick to affirm: “
 6    2,  23     |         the Word of Wisdom which Saint Paul offers as the criterion
 7    3,  24     |        From this starting-point, Saint Paul speaks of God as Creator,
 8    3,  25     |        rewarded. It is this that Saint Augustine teaches when he
 9    4,  36     |        time. In Athens, we read, Saint Paul entered into discussion
10    4,  37     |       esoteric speculation which Saint Paul has in mind when he
11    4,  37     |        critical sense. Following Saint Paul, other writers of the
12    4,  37     |      early centuries, especially Saint Irenaeus and Tertullian,
13    4,  38     |         cautious discernment—was Saint Justin. Although he continued
14    4,  40     |        Areopagite and especially Saint Augustine were important.
15    4,  40(38) |                                  Saint Augustine, Confessions,
16    4,  40     |         The synthesis devised by Saint Augustine remained for centuries
17    4,  42     | conspicuous under the impulse of Saint Anselm's interpretation
18    4,  42     |        of the contents of faith. Saint Anselm underscores the fact
19    4,  42(42) |                                  Saint Anselm, Proslogion, 1: PL
20    4          |    originality of the thought of Saint Thomas Aquinas~
21    4,  43     |      long development belongs to Saint Thomas, not only because
22    4,  43     |        in consistently proposing Saint Thomas as a master of thought
23    4,  44     |         of the great insights of Saint Thomas was his perception
24    4,  44     |          comes from on high', as Saint James puts it. This also
25    4,  44     |         a Spiritu Sancto est) 50 Saint Thomas was impartial in
26    4,  45     |         theology and philosophy, Saint Albert the Great and Saint
27    4,  45     |       Saint Albert the Great and Saint Thomas were the first to
28    5,  54     |       the pronouncements of Pope Saint Pius X are pertinent, stressing
29    5,  57     |       value of the philosophy of Saint Thomas. A renewed insistence
30    5,  57     |     demands of faith. “Just when Saint Thomas distinguishes perfectly
31    5,  58     |        Studies of the thought of Saint Thomas and other Scholastic
32    5,  58     |        knowledge of the works of Saint Thomas increased greatly,
33    5,  60(84) |     remarks on the philosophy of Saint Thomas: Address to the International
34    5,  60(84) |    International Congress of the Saint Thomas Society on the Doctrine
35    5,  60(84) |          Doctrine of the Soul in Saint Thomas (4 January 1986):
36    6,  66(89) |                                  Saint Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae,
37    6,  67     |        Recalling the teaching of Saint Paul (cf. Rom 1:19-20),
38    6,  69(93) |                                  Saint Thomas Aquinas, De Caelo,
39    6,  70     |        differences. A passage of Saint Paul's letter to the Christians
40    6,  70     |          the Church can say with Saint Paul: “You are no longer
41    6,  70     |   literature and the teaching of Saint Paul.~
42    6,  74     |      Church, among whom at least Saint Gregory of Nazianzus and
43    6,  74     |         Gregory of Nazianzus and Saint Augustine should be mentioned,
44    6,  74     |          with the great triad of Saint Anselm, Saint Bonaventure
45    6,  74     |     great triad of Saint Anselm, Saint Bonaventure and Saint Thomas
46    6,  74     |    Anselm, Saint Bonaventure and Saint Thomas Aquinas. We see the
47    6,  76     |   temptation of the philosopher. Saint Paul, the Fathers of the
48    6,  78     |          acclaimed the merits of Saint Thomas' thought and made
49    6,  78     |          always been to show how Saint Thomas is an authentic model
50    6,  79(95) |                                  Saint Augustine, De Praedestinatione
51    7,  82(99) |                Cf., for example, Saint Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae,
52    7,  82(99) |      Summa Theologiae, I, 16, 1; Saint Bonaventure, Coll. In Hex.,
53    7,  82     |         it took certain texts of Saint John and Saint Paul to be
54    7,  82     |          texts of Saint John and Saint Paul to be statements about
55    7,  90(106)|      expression in the Gospel of Saint John, “You will know the
56 Conc, 105     |        thought and spirituality, Saint Bonaventure, who in introducing
57 Conc, 108     |         world.~Given in Rome, at Saint Peter's, on 14 September,