Nova et Vetera, Vol. 23, No. 3

Summer 2025

Featuring: Basil Cole, O.P., Ezra Sullivan, O.P., Jose Isidro Belleza, Gregory M. Cruess, John Emery, O.P., Jonathan Gaworski, Guy Mansini, O.S.B., Kevin E. O’Reilly, O.P., Elliot T. Polsky, Anthony Queirós, L.C., Peter F. Ryan, S.J., Carl A. Vater, Marie-Michel Labourdette, O.P., Martin Bieler, Dominic V. Cassella, Andrew D. Dalton, L.C., Thomas V. Gourlay, Edmund Lazzari, Matthew McKenna, Steven Umbrello

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Articles

An Antidote for the Priest to Prevent Vainglory and Pride

Basil Cole, O.P.

pp. 769–786

Secularism Versus Christ: The Ethics of the Day

Ezra Sullivan, O.P.

pp. 787–832

Distance Between Doctors: On Pluriformity in Bonaventure

Jose Isidro Belleza

pp. 833–858

Augustine and Aquinas on the Gifts and Beatitudes

Gregory M. Cruess

pp. 859–891

Christ, the Author of Sanctification

John Emery, O.P.

pp. 893–917

Albert the Great on Personhood and the Separated Soul

Jonathan Gaworski

pp. 919–940

Creation and Its History: St. Thomas and Robert Sokolowski on Arguments for the Existence of God

Guy Mansini, O.S.B.

pp. 941–954

Contemplatio Sapientialis and Sacra Doctrina

Kevin E. O’Reilly, O.P.

pp. 955–982

Why Are Accidents Included Under Being per se?

Elliot T. Polsky

pp. 983–1012

The Paths of Tradition: Analyzing Research Trajectories in Catholic Theology on Tradition from Dei Verbum to Our Days

Anthony Queirós, L.C.

pp. 1013–1037

God’s Mercy for the Damned

Peter F. Ryan, S.J.

pp. 1039–1074

Medieval Theories of Divine Simplicity and Distinction

Carl A. Vater

pp. 1075–1101

What Is Spiritual Theology?

Marie-Michel Labourdette, O.P.

pp. 1103–1132

Book Reviews (Nova et Vetera, Summer 2025)

Martin Bieler, Dominic V. Cassella, Andrew D. Dalton, L.C., Thomas V. Gourlay, Edmund Lazzari, Matthew McKenna, Steven Umbrello

pp. 1133–1165