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This summer, scholars from across the United States came to Thomas Aquinas College, ����ӰԺ, for the third Thomistic Summer Conference. The College is now pleased to offer the text and/or audio of the following select talks:

• The Common Good and the Bonum Proprium of Man
  by Esther Berry (’23)
  Franciscan University of Steubenville

• The Wisdom of Human Things
  by Dr. Herbert Hartmann
  The Catholic University of America

• Religio as a Natural Virtue
  by Dr. John McCarthy
  Thomas Aquinas College, New England

• God as the Common Good of the Church
  by Dr. John Nieto
  Thomas Aquinas College, ����ӰԺ

• Defending Acquired Virtue as Real Virtue from the Perspective of the Whole Human Person
  by Matthew Reising
  Baylor University

• The Natural Knowledge of God and the First Principles of the Natural Law in Thomas Aquinas
  by Dr. Brett Smith
  Thomas Aquinas College, New England

• Public Enemy Number One: Situational Ethics vs. the Common Good
  by Rev. Sebastian Walshe, O.Praem. (’94)
  St. Michael’s Abbey
• Necessity, Contingency, and the Moral Virtue of Religion
  by Dr. Anthony James Carey
  St. John’s College, Santa Fe
• The Species of Justice According to St. Thomas Aquinas
  by Dr. Daniel Gutschke
  Thomas Aquinas College, New England
• The Moral Wisdom of Charles de Koninck in Ego Sapientia and The Primacy of the Common Good against the Personalists
  by Anthony L. Hernandez
  Ave Maria University

• Natural Law and the Virtues
  by Dr. Michael Pakaluk
  The Catholic University of America

• The Deficiencies of Monarchy in Aquinas’s On Kingship
  by Dr. Elizabeth Weisser
  Baylor University

• St. Thomas on the Virtue of Legal Justice and the Political Common Good
  by Dr. John Goyette
  Thomas Aquinas College, ����ӰԺ

• Prudentia Militaris: Virtuous Military Leadership and the Common Good
  by LTC Joshua Lehman
  U.S. Military Academy at West Point

• Esse in operibus legis: Aquinas, Divine Law, and the “New Perspective on Paul”
  by Rev. Francis J.  Caponi, O.S.A.
  Villanova University
• What is the Natural Law’s Relation to the Divine Law?
  by Patrick Gordon
  University of Dallas