Nova et Vetera, Summer 2025 (Vol. 23, No. 3)

Commentary
An Antidote for the Priest to Prevent Vainglory and Pride – Basil Cole, O.P.
Secularism Versus Christ: The Ethics of the Day – Ezra Sullivan, O.P.

Articles
Distance Between Doctors: On Pluriformity in Bonaventure – Jose Isidro Belleza
Augustine and Aquinas on the Gifts and Beatitudes – Gregory M. Cruess
Christ, the Author of Sanctification – John Emery, O.P.
Albert the Great on Personhood and the Separated Soul – Jonathan Gaworski
Creation and Its History: St. Thomas and Robert Sokolowski on Arguments for the Existence of God – Guy Mansini, O.S.B.
Contemplatio Sapientialis and Sacra Doctrina – Kevin E. O’Reilly, O.P.
Why Are Accidents Included Under Being per se? – Elliot T. Polsky
The Paths of Tradition: Analyzing Research Trajectories in Catholic Theology on Tradition from Dei Verbum to Our Days – Anthony Queirós, L.C.
God’s Mercy for the Damned – Peter F. Ryan, S.J.
Medieval Theories of Divine Simplicity and Distinction – Carl A. Vater

Retrieving the Tradition
What Is Spiritual Theology? – Marie-Michel Labourdette, O.P.

Book Reviews
Atonement: Soundings in Biblical, Trinitarian, and Spiritual Theology by Margaret M. Turek – Martin Bieler
Divine Speech in Human Words: Thomistic Engagements with Scripture by Emmanuel Durand – Dominic V. Cassella
Israel: A Christian Grammar by Paul J. Griffiths – Andrew D. Dalton, L.C.
Healing Fractures in Contemporary Theology edited by Peter John McGregor and Tracey Rowland – Thomas V. Gourlay
Matter and Mathematics: An Essentialist Account of Laws of Nature by Andrew Younan – Edmund Lazzari
Thinking as Though God Exists: Newman on Evangelizing the “Nones” by Ryan N. S. Topping – Matthew McKenna
Thomas Aquinas: Selected Commentaries on the New Testament edited by Jason C. Paone – Steven Umbrello