Livesplaining: 5 Things Every Catholic Should Learn from St. Thomas Aquinas + Q&A

This upcoming episode of Livesplaining with Fr. Patrick Briscoe and Fr. Bonaventure Chapman gets into some of the most important lessons taught by St. Thomas Aquinas! We think this Doctor of the Church knows what he's talking about. You won't want to miss it!
Join Fr. Patrick and Fr. Bonaventure Tuesday, January 30th at 7pm EST as they explore these subjects and have a Q&A session where they answer YOUR questions!

[@paix1234]

You are all so fantastic and super intelligent. I love the way you do these shows with such care and charity. We love you all.

[@gerardogilsanz1171]

Thanks a lot!!

[@kimberlysmiley0033]

Just ordered ,My Way of Life, thanks for the recommendation!

[@chrysorky]

I really enjoyed this one! Thank you for putting this together

[@b8akaratn]

10:48, re: noncompetition, by me is 1 locally run pottery shop, and many art supply stores. Some of these art supply stores won't carry clay in order to help funnel commerce towards the pottery shop ☺️ #risingTides

[@Shevock]

The question about what sect/ denomination you'd be if you're not Catholic is a weird question. I was born Catholic. I don't believe in choosing. God made me Catholic. He claimed me. I am His. Like if I were a modern individualist, which would I choose and why? I just can't bring myself to do it. Definitely not a Calvinist. No offense. Just if I were choosing on my own brain which theology it would be one that glorified my own will and individuality. As a Catholic there's a lot of truth to Calvinism but seriously, who'd deny their own effort after believing strong enough in their individuality to make that cafeteria choice in the first place? BTW, Boff's book on the Trinity is brilliant.