Through the Church Fathers: August 3
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Through the Church Fathers: August 3
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Every moment, every molecule, every moral choice is under God’s wise governance—yet our minds struggle to grasp time, and our wills must still pursue virtue. Today’s trio of readings lets the Fathers walk us through each layer: Thomas Aquinas explains why the world needs a single, continuous act of divine government; Augustine dissects how past and future can only be “seen” as present images in memory or anticipation; and Basil of Caesarea urges us to learn diligence, temperance, and gratitude from the very instincts of animals. Together they invite us to adore God’s providence, to train our perception of time, and to practice the virtues that make room for the Spirit’s reign (Psalm 24 :1; Romans 11 :36).
Readings: Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica, Part 1, Question 103, Article 1 Augustine, The Confessions, Book 11, Chapter 18 (Sections 23–24) Basil of Caesarea, Hexaemeron, Homily IX (Sections 4–6)
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