Liturgical Theology in Thomas Aquinas: Sacrifice and Salvation History

"I am not aware of another work that uses this theological-anthropological lens to shed light on Thomas's treatment of the sacraments and the Mass in the Tertia Pars. Quoëx proves himself to be well-acquainted not only with the breadth of Thomas's works, but also with medieval historical sources and twentieth-century journal articles (from before the Second Vatican Council) on Thomas's sacramental and liturgical theology."?Michon M. Matthiesen, author of Sacrifice as Gift: Eucharist, Grace and Contemplative Prayer in Maurice de la Taille

"Father Quoëx's work, here translated into English, offers an extraordinarily rich treatment of St. Thomas's thinking on the virtue of religion in its anthropological, scriptural, and Christological dimensions for our worship, the sacrament of the Eucharistic sacrifice, and the rite of the Mass."?Andrew Hofer, OP, author of The Power of Patristic Preaching: The Word in Our Flesh

"Rev. Franck Quoëx was known during his lifetime as one of the most penetrating sacramental and liturgical theologians in the francophone world, and beyond. A priest-scholar deeply committed to the teaching and tradition of the Catholic Church, as well as the wisdom of St. Thomas Aquinas, his work brought clarity to some of the most vexing theological questions of the post-conciliar period. Sadly, his passing in just his fortieth year in 2007 after a brief battle with cancer abruptly ended what was maturing into a first-rate body of work. Happily, however, now with the publication of the translated volume Liturgical Theology in Thomas Aquinas: Sacrifice and Salvation History the English-speaking world will come to know his mind and be taught by his acumen. This volume introduces the tremendous gift of Rev. Quoëx's work to new audiences, and rightly honors the legacy of a theological light that was too quickly extinguished"?Roger Nutt, author of General Principles of Sacramental Theology