"As we approach the Christmas feasts, it is
good for us to ponder aspects of the Incarnation. In this post, I would
like to consider what St. Thomas Aquinas teaches about its fittingness.
God was not radically 'required' to do everything as He did. We do well
to ponder why the manner of the Lord's incarnation is 'fitting,, why it
makes sense."
In recent commentaries, Monsignor Charles Pope (pastor of Holy Comforter-Saint Cyprian Parish,
Washington, DC) reflected on some of the teachings of Saint Thomas Aquinas on the Incarnation.
To access Msgr. Pope's complete posts, please visit:
Community in Mission: Four Reasons That the Incarnation was Fitting, According to St. Thomas Aquinas (9 DEC 18)
Community in Mission: Why Did the Second Person of the Trinity, Rather Than the Father or the Holy Spirit, Become Incarnate? (10 DEC 19)
Community in Mission: Would Jesus Have Come If Adam Had Not Sinned? Why Did He Wait So Long Before Coming? (11 DEC 18)
Community in Mission: Why Was Jesus Born When and Where He Was? (12 DEC 18)
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