The Rev. Dr. Stewart Clem is associate professor of moral theology at Aquinas Institute of Theology (St. Louis, Missouri) and theologian-in-residence at The Church of St. Michael & St. George.
Stewart Clem helps us reflect on the Holy Innocents, a feast that asks much from us. This is a salutary reminder that the savior's coming into this world was not welcomed by all and that there is opposition to the work of God in his Christ.
Editor's Note: This essay concludes our special series celebrating the 800th birthday of Thomas Aquinas.
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