[EN] Petrarch, after his coronation as a poet, wrote many works, primarily in Latin. In today's podcast, we will present some of these works and briefly talk about his death.

[EN] The Fifth Way of Thomas Aquinas, also known as the Argument from Design, is based on the observable order and purpose in nature. Aquinas argues that non-intelligent beings consistently act towards specific ends, which suggests the presence of an intelligent guiding force.

[EN] In today's video, we will see what happened after Joseph's brothers returned home and told their father everything that had happened.

[EN] In today's podcast we will read the excerpt from Epitome Historiae Sacrae in which Joseph's brothers, due to the lack of wheat, traveled to Egypt to buy wheat. When they arrive, they meet their brother.

[EN] In today's podcast we will deal with the fourth way to prove the existence of God presented by Saint Thomas in the Summa Theologiae and in De potentia. In this way we see that there is a gradation to be found in things: some are better (hotter, colder, etc.) than others. Following this gradation, Saint Thomas constructs the argument.

[LA] Anno MMXII Pontifex Benedictus Litteras Apostolicas quae "Latina Lingua" vocantur publicavi quibus Pontificiam Academiam Latinitatis condidit. De aestimatione deque momento studiorum litterarum Latinarum pulchre disseruit.

[EN] Petrarch was already a poet known and esteemed by many. When he led a peaceful life, dedicated to studies and literature, he was invited to Rome to receive the poetic crown.

[LA] Iōsēphus ad pharaōnem arcessītus somnia eius, quae nēmō Aegyptiōrum capere potuerant, sapienter est interpretātus. Quā rē commōtus Iōsēphum Aegyptō praefēcit qui rem pūblicam gubernāret populumque ā famis annīs secūtūrae servāret.

[EN] In this video we will talk about The Scillitan Martyrs were a company of twelve North African Christians who were executed for their beliefs on 17 July 180 AD.

[EN] In today's podcast we will deal with the third way to prove the existence of God presented by Saint Thomas in the Summa Theologiae. In the world we see things that are possible to be and possible not to be. In other words, perishable things. But if everything were contingent and thus capable of going out of existence.