Domini Canes
The Lords Dogs
The Torch Bearer’s of Truth
This podcast and blog, Dominis Canis (The Lord’s Dogs), are rooted in the Thomist philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas. The torch-bearing dog symbolizes Dominican preachers, from Dominicanus, which sounds like Domini canis—“dog of the Lord.” Inspired by St. Dominic’s mother’s dream of a dog spreading Gospel light, we say: We are in a Sumus in bello spirituale. (Spiritual War for Truth)
We embraces this legacy, exploring philosophy and theological truths to ignite minds and illuminate faith, guided by the wisdom of the Dominicanus Dominis Canas, “Lord's Dogs,”
Thomist Philosophy with our Dr. Wagner
Thomas Aquinas concept of the “self” was that we don't encounter ourselves as isolated minds or selves but rather always as agents interacting with our environment. And that our self-knowledge is dependent on our experience of the world around us. We get to explore these and other philosophical questions or conundrums, that engages our shows esse towards it telos. You Never know where he will it will take us.
"Well-reasoned answers are a must, but our guests better be ready to back them up. While others were barking, you were biting."
Potential Special Guests:
Frs. Bob and Jordan, Aquinas “All the Questions you Want to Ask Priests but are Afraid to Ask”
Prof. Marshall: Why I bought Two Mercury Marquis and other Metaphysical Questions. No, Seriously. You are the Hardest Class at Aquinas, Why?
Prof. Curry and his two (student) sons, Andrew & Christopher, reflect: “What’s it like growing up with a Dad as the Chair of the Economics Department when you needed cash?”
Prof. Durham, The Battle to usurp the competition at Model U.N.
Prof. McCluskey: Because he knows science stuff and has great stories.
Fr. Jim Chelich: The last of 40 Years at St. Thomas.
Fr. William Wagner, The Mission of The Holy Angels in the Economy of Salvation.