Contents -- Abbreviations -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction by John Berkman -- Section I. Thomistic Method and the Renewal of Moral Theology -- 1. The Sources of the Ethics of St. Thomas Aquinas (2002) -- 2. The Body of Christ: The Eucharistic and Ecclesial Context of Aquinas's Ethics (2000) -- 3. Scripture and the Renewal of Moral Theology (1995) -- 4. The Place of Philosophy in Moral Theology (1999) -- 5. Dominican Moral Theology in the 20th Century (1993) -- Section II. Beatitude and Christian Anthropology -- 6. Aquinas's Pursuit of Beatitude: From the Commentary on the Sentences to the Summa Theologiae (1993) -- 7. Beatitude and the Beatitudes in Aquinas's Summa Theologiae (1998) -- 8. Ethics and the Image of God (1989) -- 9. Aquinas on the Dignity of the Human Person (1987) -- Section III. Moral Agency -- 10. Aquinas and Agency: Beyond Autonomy and Heteronomy? (1978) -- 11. A Historical Perspective on Intrinsically Evil Acts (1986) -- 12. Revisionist Understandings of Actions in the Wake of Vatican II (1982) -- Section IV. Passions and Virtues -- 13. Reappropriating Aquinas's Account of the Passions (1990) -- 14. The Role of Virtue in Moral Theology (1996) -- 15. Capreolus's Defense of Aquinas: A Medieval Debate about the Virtues and Gifts (1997) -- 16. Conscience and Christian Tradition (1990) -- 17. Conscience and the Virtue of Prudence (1996) -- Section V. Law and Grace -- 18. Aquinas on Nature and the Supernatural (1992) -- 19. The Return of the New Law to Moral Theology (1999) -- 20. Morality and the Movement of the Holy Spirit: Aquinas's Doctrine of Instinctus (1991) -- Bibliography of Servais-Théodore Pinckaers -- Index of Holy Scripture -- Index of Patristic, Ancient, and Medieval Sources -- Index of Proper Names -- Index of Works of St. Thomas Aquinas.