The Way of Aquinas A Travelogue for Human Beings

St. Thomas Aquinas’s philosophy and theology were shaped by a life of travel, study, and experience across castles, monasteries, universities, and cities throughout Italy and France. Author Chad Engelland explores how these places and events influenced Thomas’s understanding of the human person as a traveler continually seeking truth, goodness, and God. This Catholic book connects Thomas’s major writings to experiences such as imprisonment, academic struggles, and religious encounters, while also following Engelland’s own journey along Thomas’s path. Through vivid descriptions and photographs, the book presents Aquinas not simply as a historical thinker but as someone whose ideas emerged from lived experience, offering a deeper look at his vision of human freedom, love, wisdom, and the pursuit of the human good. Author: Chad Engelland / Softcover, 241 pages / Printed in USA.