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Prayer in the Thought of St. Thomas Aquinas


  • St. Joseph's Retreat Center 1440 West Division Road Tipton, IN, 46072 United States (map)

A Weekend Intellectual Retreat

The Universal Doctor of the Church said that he learned more in prayer before a crucifix than he did in all his work of scholastic inquiry. The theology of St. Thomas Aquinas receives its vitality, depth, and eloquence from the fact that St. Thomas was a man of deep, intense prayer. This intellectual retreat reflects upon the role of prayer in the thought of St. Thomas and the place that prayer holds, more broadly, in a Thomistic vision of reality.

The retreat will have seminars and discussions framed by the traditional elements of a retreat (Mass, adoration, Divine Office, etc.). The event is primarily for the leaders of Thomistic Institute student chapters, but is open to other students and young adults who express interest.

Schedule:

  • Begins with check-in at 3pm on Friday, October 8th

  • Concludes with check-out at 1:30pm on Sunday, October 10th

Presenters:

  • Fr. Thomas McDermott, O.P. (Purdue University)

  • Prof. Joshua Revelle (Mount St. Mary’s College)

For more information, contact Fr. Jonah Teller, O.P. at jmteller@dhs.edu

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