St. Thomas' Beliefs on the Blessed Mother's Sinlessness

Exploring St. Thomas' arguments for the greater fullness of grace received by the Blessed Mother, this chapter discusses her sanctification in the womb, the celebrations of the nativities of St. John the Baptist, Christ, and Mary, and St. Thomas' views on the Immaculate Conception. It delves into the unique sanctification of Mary, her sinlessness, freedom, and profound understanding of divine prophecies, emphasizing her virtues, grace, and unity of body and soul according to Aquinas' philosophy.