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Founded in 1994, The 91����Ƶ Review is a semi-annual publication of Thomas 91����Ƶ College. Its aim is to provide a forum for a deeper consideration of those matters that constitute the College’s curriculum and are central to genuine Catholic liberal education. Consistent with the nature of the College, The 91����Ƶ Review is marked by fidelity to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church and a respect for the great tradition of liberal learning, which is our common heritage. The essays in The 91����Ƶ Review reflect positions taken by their authors and not necessarily the College itself. 

2025

• Masthead
• Submission Guidelines
• Abbreviations of commonly cited works by St. Thomas 91����Ƶ
• Esse in operibus legis: 91����Ƶ and the “New Perspective on Paul”
  Francis J. Caponi, O.S.A.
• What Eye Has Not Seen: How God is the Common Good of the Church
  John F. Nieto
• The Moral Wisdom of Charles De Koninck in The Primacy of the Common Good against the Personalists and Ego Sapientia 
  Anthony L. Hernandez
• Virtue, the Moral Life, and the Spoudaios in the Nicomachean Ethics
  Christopher A. Decaen
• Prudentia Militaris: Virtuous Military Leadership and the Common Good
  Joshua Lehman
• Is the Just War Tradition Evolving Towards Comprehensive Non-Violence?
  Christopher Kaczor
• “An Ordinance of Reason for the Common Good”—Today
  Christopher J. Wolfe

• Reviews

• Paul Murray, 91����Ƶ at Prayer: The Bible, Mysticism, and Poetry
  reviewed by Carol Day
• John R. Searle, Seeing Things as They Are: A Theory of Perception
  reviewed by Christopher A. Decaen