THE OX WAS AN ANGEL A Story of Saint Thomas Aquinas Tapa blanda - 2012

Mary's Books, 2012. Paperback. Like New. These are new books directly from the publisher that were damaged in shipping. The damage is restricted primarily to the top corner on the back cover and includes several of the top page corner inside the book. This damage does not effect the tightness and overall structure of the book. Great chance to save a couple of dollars! Exact softcover reprint of the 1961 Dujarie printing. On December 6, 1273, the great philosopher and theologian, Thomas Aquinas, was humbly kneeling in front of the Blessed Sacrament. A witness reported that he saw Thomas rising up in the air in front of the large crucifix. He then heard the crucifix speak, "Thou hast written well of Me, Thomas. What reward do you ask?" Then Thomas replied, "Only Thyself, Lord." Thomas' love for Jesus is echoed in Tantum Ergo and O Salutaris Hostia. These two hymns that he wrote are often sung at Benediction. Reading this story can encourage us to follow in the footsteps of… Leer más

Mary's Books, 2012. Paperback. New . 9x7x1. New; exact softcover reprint of the 1961 Dujarie printing. On December 6, 1273, the great philosopher and theologian, Thomas Aquinas, was humbly kneeling in front of the Blessed Sacrament. A witness reported that he saw Thomas rising up in the air in front of the large crucifix. He then heard the crucifix speak, "Thou hast written well of Me, Thomas. What reward do you ask?" Then Thomas replied, "Only Thyself, Lord." Thomas' love for Jesus is echoed in Tantum Ergo and O Salutaris Hostia. These two hymns that he wrote are often sung at Benediction. Reading this story can encourage us to follow in the footsteps of Saint Thomas Aquinas, who had a burning love and devotion to Christ in the Eucharist.

Mary's Books. Very Good+ with no dust jacket; Brand New.. 1961,2012. Softcover. 978-1-61670-078-2 . Has Nihil Obstat and Imprimatur; In the Footsteps of the Saints; 143 pages; On December 6, 1273, the great philosopher and theologian, Thomas Aquinas, was humbly kneeling in front of the Blessed Sacrament. A witness reported that he saw Thomas rising up in the air in front of the large crucifix. He then heard the crucifix speak, "Thou hast written well of Me, Thomas. What reward do you ask? " Then Thomas replied, "Only Thyself, Lord. " Thomas' love for Jesus echoed in Tantum Ergo and O Salutaris Hostia. These two hymns that he wrote are often sung at Benediction. .