Stephen J. Pope is a professor in the Boston College Department of Theology. His books include The Evolution of Altruism and the Ordering of Love (Georgetown University Press, 1994).

Pope has assembled an impressive range of contributors to provide the most complete and authoritative commentary on the ethics of Thomas Aquinas. An indispensable resource for moral theologians and philosophers. A landmark volume. Theological Studies This book addresses a wide audience of experts and others who are interested in Aquinas and in ethics. This is an important contribution and should be present in any serious theological library. Catholic Library World Particularly timely ... this work will address an imbalanced impression that those with only limited exposure to Aquinas may have. Theology Today A must have for every theology library and an invaluable resource for moral theologians, philosophers and students alike. Pope has gathered some of the best Thomistic scholars and ethicists in Europe and America to contribute to this book. Horizons

• Preface Abbreviations The Setting of the Summa Theologiae of St. Thomas-RevisitedLeonard E. Boyle, OPThe Sources of the Ethics of St. Thomas AquinasServais-Theodore Pinckaers, OPTranslated by Mary Thomas Noble, OP Overview of the Ethics of Thomas AquinasStephen J. PopePART I: The First Part of the Second Part of the Summa TheologiaeHappiness Georg WielandTranslated by Grant Kaplan The Will and Its Acts David M. GallagherGood and Evil in Human Acts Daniel WestbergThe Passions of the Soul Kevin WhiteHabits and VirtuesBonnie KentThe Intellectual VirtuesGregory M. ReichbergVice and SinEileen SweeneyNatural Law and Human LawClifford G. Kossel, SJThe Old Law and the New LawPamela M. HallGraceTheo KobuschTranslated by Grant Kaplan and Frederick G. Lawrence Part II: The Second Part of the Second Part of the Summa TheologiaeThe Theological Virtue of Faith: An Invitation to an Ecclesial Life of TruthStephen F. BrownThe Theological Virtue of Hope Romanus Cessario, OPThe Theological Virtue of CharityEberhard SchokenhoffTranslated by Grant Kaplan and Frederick G. Lawrence The Virtue of PrudenceJames F. Keenan, SJThe Virtue of JusticeJean PorterSins Against JusticeMartin RhonheimerTranslated by Frederick G. Lawrence The Virtue of CourageR.E. HouserThe Virtue of TemperanceDiana Fritz CatesCharisms, Forms and States of lifeSerge-Thomas Bonino, OPTranslated by Mary thomas Noble, OP Part III: The Twentieth-Century LegaclInterpreting Thomas Aquinas: Aspects of the Dominican School of Moral Theology in the Twentieth CenturyThomas F. O'Meara, OPInterpreting Thomas Aquinas:Aspects of the Redemptrist and Jesuit Schools in the Twentieth CenturyRaphael Gallagher, CSSRThomistic Moral Philosophy in the Twentieth CenturyClifford G. Kossel, SJInterpretations of Aquinas's Ethics Since Vatican IIThomas S. HibbsThe Evaluation of Goods and the Estimation of Consequences: Aquinas on the Determination of the Morally GoodLudger HonnefelderLonergan and Aquinas: The Postmodern Problematic of Theology and EthicsFrederick G. LawrenceContributors Index

Stephen J. Pope is a professor in the Boston College Department of Theology. His books include The Evolution of Altruism and the Ordering of Love (Georgetown University Press, 1994).

Pope has assembled an impressive range of contributors to provide the most complete and authoritative commentary on the ethics of Thomas Aquinas. An indispensable resource for moral theologians and philosophers. A landmark volume. Theological Studies This book addresses a wide audience of experts and others who are interested in Aquinas and in ethics. This is an important contribution and should be present in any serious theological library. Catholic Library World Particularly timely ... this work will address an imbalanced impression that those with only limited exposure to Aquinas may have. Theology Today A must have for every theology library and an invaluable resource for moral theologians, philosophers and students alike. Pope has gathered some of the best Thomistic scholars and ethicists in Europe and America to contribute to this book. Horizons

• Preface Abbreviations The Setting of the Summa Theologiae of St. Thomas-RevisitedLeonard E. Boyle, OPThe Sources of the Ethics of St. Thomas AquinasServais-Theodore Pinckaers, OPTranslated by Mary Thomas Noble, OP Overview of the Ethics of Thomas AquinasStephen J. PopePART I: The First Part of the Second Part of the Summa TheologiaeHappiness Georg WielandTranslated by Grant Kaplan The Will and Its Acts David M. GallagherGood and Evil in Human Acts Daniel WestbergThe Passions of the Soul Kevin WhiteHabits and VirtuesBonnie KentThe Intellectual VirtuesGregory M. ReichbergVice and SinEileen SweeneyNatural Law and Human LawClifford G. Kossel, SJThe Old Law and the New LawPamela M. HallGraceTheo KobuschTranslated by Grant Kaplan and Frederick G. Lawrence Part II: The Second Part of the Second Part of the Summa TheologiaeThe Theological Virtue of Faith: An Invitation to an Ecclesial Life of TruthStephen F. BrownThe Theological Virtue of Hope Romanus Cessario, OPThe Theological Virtue of CharityEberhard SchokenhoffTranslated by Grant Kaplan and Frederick G. Lawrence The Virtue of PrudenceJames F. Keenan, SJThe Virtue of JusticeJean PorterSins Against JusticeMartin RhonheimerTranslated by Frederick G. Lawrence The Virtue of CourageR.E. HouserThe Virtue of TemperanceDiana Fritz CatesCharisms, Forms and States of lifeSerge-Thomas Bonino, OPTranslated by Mary thomas Noble, OP Part III: The Twentieth-Century LegaclInterpreting Thomas Aquinas: Aspects of the Dominican School of Moral Theology in the Twentieth CenturyThomas F. O'Meara, OPInterpreting Thomas Aquinas:Aspects of the Redemptrist and Jesuit Schools in the Twentieth CenturyRaphael Gallagher, CSSRThomistic Moral Philosophy in the Twentieth CenturyClifford G. Kossel, SJInterpretations of Aquinas's Ethics Since Vatican IIThomas S. HibbsThe Evaluation of Goods and the Estimation of Consequences: Aquinas on the Determination of the Morally GoodLudger HonnefelderLonergan and Aquinas: The Postmodern Problematic of Theology and EthicsFrederick G. LawrenceContributors Index