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Conscience

Writings from "Moral Theology" by Saint Alphonsus
Translated by Raphael Gallagher, CSsR
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St. Alphonsus Liguori was named a doctor of the Church because of his significant contributions in moral theology. The subject of Conscience is the first treatise in his work Moral Theology (Theologia Moralis).

The careful way in which St. Alphonsus outlines the steps to reach a moral decision within a system of principles guarantees the dignity of a personal conscience.

Fr. Raphael Gallagher, CSsR, a moral theologian, has produced a faithful and pastoral translation of Leonard Gaudé's critical edition from its original ecclesiastical Latin. Fr. Raphael also provides commentaries on each chapter that place the work in context and make the 18th-century text relevant for today.

This is an essential treatise for those who wish to understand St. Alphonsus' approach to moral theology.

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Publish Date 04/01/2019
Pages or Item Count 276
Size 5.5 x 8.25
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Born in Ireland, Raphael Gallagher, CSsR, has a BA degree from University College Galway, and a STL and SThD from the Alphonsian Academy of Rome’s Pontifical Lateran University. He has taught moral theology in Ireland, the United States, and Italy. He has published widely on moral and pastoral issues. During his time as an Invited Professor at the Alphonsian Academy, Rome (1994–2014) he was the editor of the journal Studia Moralia for six years.

Access to St. Alphonsus Liguori’s genuine thought depends on critical editions of his works. For a very fruitful initiative in this direction see Conscience: Writings from Moral Theology by Saint Alphonsus. —Terrence Kennedy, CSsR, “The Accademia Alfonsiana at Seventy: The Span of Our Life.” Studia Moralia 57.1 (2019): 65.

 

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