The Thomistic Institute has been involved in publishing almost since the very begining of its existence. However, due to organizational, financial and political reasons for many years it was unable to release books under own name. Therefore, the first book...
The "Theology of Saint Thomas Aquinas" is one of four specializations in doctoral studies in theology, offered by the Pontifical Faculty of Theology in Warsaw (Papieski Wydział Teologiczny w Warszawie) in collaboration with the Thomistic Institute. This specialization was opened...
Monthly scientific meetings which each academic year are devoted to one, specific theological issue, analyzed from various points of view by Polish and foreign experts in the field. The lectures take place at the Dominican convent in Służew (Jacek Woroniecki...
Recently a book Towards a Biblical Thomism. Thomas Aquinas and the Renewal of Biblical Theology, ed. Piotr Roszak and Jörgen Vijgen (Ediciones Universidad de Navarra S.A. 2018) has been published. It...
On June 22th prof. Eleonore Stump (St. Louis University) gave a lecture at our Institute, entitled Sunflower: Guilt, Forgiveness and Reconciliation. Below you may find a recording of the lecture: ...
The French publishing house Artège will soon publish a collection of Aquinas' political commentaries, entitled Thomas d'Aquin, commentaires politiques, edited by Michel...
Italian publishing house Edizioni Studio Domenicano has recently issued a book La logica di Tommaso d'Aquino. Dimostrazione, induzione e metafisica by...
The Thomistic Institute (TI) was established in 1958 in Warsaw on the initiative of cardinal Stefan Wyszyński, the then Primate of Poland. For over 40 years the Institute has dealt with the gathering of information regarding theological research carried out in the 20th century and with works concerning the history of theology, with a special consideration given to medieval thought. Numerous publications constitute a proof of the TI’s broad scope of activities.
At the moment, the works and the thought of Saint Thomas Aquinas (1224–1274) are the centre of projects carried out by the Institute. The idea is to make the works of Saint Thomas Aquinas more available to all those who are interested in philosophy and theology. In Poland, Saint Thomas Aquinas still needs to be discovered as a theologian.