About Walter Farrell

Walter Farrell, O.P., (1902–1951) was a Dominican priest and scholar. He was the founder of the speculative quarterly The Thomist and was a frequent contributor to numerous scholarly and spiritual periodicals. Among his many publications is the bestselling, four-volume Companion to the Summa, which was instrumental in the popularization of the Summa Theologiae.

The Impossibility of Atheism

By |2025-12-20T19:47:41-06:00December 20th, 2025|Categories: Atheism, Books, Catholicism, Cluny, Existence of God, Nature of Man, Religion, Sainthood, St. Thomas Aquinas|

Paradoxical as it may seem, it remains true that man is perfect in exact proportion to the subjection he gives his superiors, to that subjection given the Supreme Being who is the First Cause and Last End of every creature. As a matter of fact, there cannot be atheism. Man may vociferously deny that he [...]

The Fullness of Life

By |2024-08-24T16:03:17-05:00August 24th, 2024|Categories: Books, Catholicism, Cluny|

We cannot run away from human life because we are human, and yet, precisely in attempting to run away from human life we cease to be human, we become cowards. The martyrs were much more careful of the supreme act of fortitude. They were the supremely brave men of our race; they continue to be [...]

“The Little Ones”

By |2024-05-04T15:16:26-05:00April 5th, 2024|Categories: Books, Catholicism, Christianity, Cluny|

The kingdom of heaven would not appear before the eyes of men with a crash of thunder and a blaze of lightning. It would begin, in itself and in each man’s heart, humbly, almost insignificantly, as small as the mustard seed. Only Son, by Walter Farrell, O.P. (226 pages, Cluny Media) “And His mother and [...]

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