Before you begin reading his commentaries, it would be helpful to know how Aquinas understands and interprets Scripture. I suggest the following articles:
Here are his commentaries: [Update: Links are now fixed, as of 9/3/2020. Leave a comment if you find a broken one.]
- Catena Aurea (an arrangement of quotations from the early Church fathers into a verse-by-verse commentary on the Gospels):
- Job (also here)
- Psalms, incomplete (also here)
- Isaiah
- Lamentations
- Bar 4:1
- Gospel of Matthew (also here)
- Gospel of John (also here)
- Romans
- First Corinthians (also here)
- Second Corinthians (also here)
- Galatians (also here)
- Ephesians (also here)
- Philippians (also here)
- Colossians (also here)
- 1 Thessalonians (also here)
- 2 Thessalonians
- 1 Timothy
- 2 Timothy
- Titus
- Philemon (also here)
- Hebrews (also here)
Also see the Index of Scripture References in the Summa Theologiae for a good indication of how he understands many, MANY other passages from the Bible.
St. Thomas Aquinas, Angelic Doctor and the Church's greatest theologian ... pray for us.
Pax Christi,
phatcatholic
The "Matthew" link does not work
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None of the Gospel links work
ReplyDeleteCorinthians links don't work either.
ReplyDeleteAll links on this page have been fixed, and one new link has been added: Aquinas' commentary on the Letter to the Romans.
ReplyDeleteThis is a gem (if you read latin): http://www.corpusthomisticum.org/
ReplyDeleteAll the links have been fixed ... again. The instability of the internet gets on my nerves.
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ReplyDeleteCould you please fix the link to the commentary on Romans?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I fixed the link for the Letter to the Hebrews. I'm afraid the commentary on the Letter to the Romans is not available anymore. If someone ever finds that online, please let me know!
ReplyDeleteCheck that! Aquinas' commentary on Romans is available now. I fixed the link.
ReplyDeleteThe link to the Romans Commentary works perfectly well! I had been looking everywhere for a copy, so Thanks!
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You're welcome!
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ReplyDelete(This is a link for St. Thomas Aquinas' Works in Latin and English)
Thank you so much for this! It's definitely a help in preparing my preaching. God bless!
ReplyDeleteThe link to Romans is down again. Does anybody know where I can get a copy?
ReplyDeleteI came upon a goldmine today:
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This allowed me to add the following commentaries to the list:
- Isaiah
- 2 Thes
- 1 Tim
- 2 Tim
- Titus
For the commentaries I already had, I added a link from this site as an additional option.
You're welcome!
Thank you so much for sharing d works of St. Thomas Aquinas. Cud u put ISAIAH 's workin English? Thanks once again.
Deletethanks for the links! btw, are you from phatmass?
ReplyDeleteNavo ... Yes I am! That's where I came up with my username. I haven't posted there regularly in years, but I use to be a prominent member of the forum ... err, excuse me, "phorum." One of the reasons I created this blog was to collect in one place all of the apologetical material I had written in various posts over there.
ReplyDeletei too was in the phorum but i have become a religious brother since 2011.. so no more phorums for me! i am translating a work from spanish to english and it has quotes from st thomas aquinas... and so i am very grateful for your links!
ReplyDeleteDear brother links are not working
ReplyDeleteLinks are fixed!
ReplyDeleteIsaiah link is fixed. I also added Psa 103:13 and Bar 4:1.
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