St. Thomas Aquinas and the Preaching Beggars
- From the popular Ignatius Press Vision series
- The exciting story of St. Thomas Aquinas - the man who wrote the masterful Summa Theologica
- The advisor to popes who refused ecclesiastical honor and the simple friar who shook the medieval world with his intellect
The story of St. Thomas Aquinas is one full of moving and dramatic scenes: the flaming destruction of Monte Cassino Abbey, the reception into the Dominican order of the quiet, determined young Thomas, the breath-taking escape from the donjon tower, and the striking instances of the saint's eloquence and brilliance.
In this 26th volume of the acclaimed Vision Books series of saints lives, children from ages 9 to 15 will enjoy the exciting story of the man who wrote the masterful Summa Theologica, the advisor to popes who refused ecclesiastical honor, the simple friar who shook the medieval world with his intellect.
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