Spezzano explores Aquinas’s theology as a response to spiritual restlessness among the 'nones' and 'dones', suggesting a renewed sacramental worldview.
Daria Spezzano argues that Thomas Aquinas’s theology of divine presence offers a vital response to the spiritual restlessness of "nones" and "dones" in a disenchanted, relativistic age. By retrieving Aquinas’s teaching on God’s simultaneous transcendence and immanence, Spezzano proposes a sacramental worldview that counters modern "metaphysical error". Spezzano emphasizes integrating doctrinal instruction with formative practices of silence and wonder to redirect human desire toward the liturgical encounter with the real
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