“The Sacrifice We Offer is the Passion of the Lord” (St. Cyprian): The Theology of the Mass

Love as Dignifying the Other and Love as True: What O’Collins Fails to Appreciate in Aquinas’ Account of Christ’s Sacrifice and Satisfaction

Jesus’ Immediate Vision of God and of Every Man [corresponding to this Thomistic account, see also Bl. Angela of Foligno’s mystical account: “Desolation…Yet Sublime Bliss“]

Existence and Splendor: Beauty as a Distinct Transcendental

A Thomistic Account of the Gifts of Understanding and Knowledge That Maintains the Obscurity of Faith

Secret Wisdom and Infused Contemplation in St. John of the Cross: A Contribution from a Thomistic Doctrine of the Gifts of the Holy Spirit

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