St. Thomas Aquinas: The Story of The Dumb Ox

Saint Thomas Aquinas: The Story of the "Dumb Ox", written in first-person narrative, tells the story of a saint who had an extraordinary memory, memorized the Bible, and for whom no subject was hard. This is a tale of the life of the patron saint of Catholic schools. This story tells how his wealthy mother fought against his vocation, how his brothers kidnapped him and locked him in a tower, how his sisters helped him, and how angels brought him a gift from Heaven. Recommended for children ages 10 and up. 

Imprimatur. Black and white illustrations by Sr. Mary Jean Dorcy, O.P. 1993 Copyright. Original copyright 1943. 

8.25 x 5.5 inches. Soft cover. 81 pp.