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The Thomistic Institute
Thomas Aquinas and the Theology of the Body | Fr. Thomas Petri, O.P.
Jan 2, 2021
Fr. Thomas Petri, O.P. discusses the theology of the body, contrasting Thomistic principles with modern views on duty. He explores the evolution of Christian morality towards self-gift in marriage and the church's stance on contraception. Delving into St. Thomas's views, he emphasizes the drive for perfection in love and the inseparable union of souls in matrimony.
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- The Theology of the Body is rooted in St. John Paul II's catechesis sessions, bridging Aquinas' principles with modern moral theology.
- The shift from virtue-focused moral theology to casuistry influenced by historical events resulted in a case-based approach.
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Origins of Theology of the Body and Pope John Paul II's Catechesis
The Theology of the Body stems from Pope St. John Paul II's Wednesday catechesis sessions held between 1979 and 1984. These sessions were structured from lectures that were intended for a book publication by the Pope. The theology of the body consists of around 130 catechesis sessions and highlights the relationship between St. Thomas Aquinas' philosophical and theological principles, influencing John Paul II's works.
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