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One Hundred Years of Thomism edited by Fr. Victor B. Brezik, CSB
Read Jacques Maritain's first lecture in North America. It was given in French at St. Michael's College, University of Toronto in 1933. The English translation of the text was donated to the Center by Fr. Victor Brezik, CSB, who was present for the lecture. He hopes students and readers of this website will take time to read it and find it beneficial.
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Jacques Maritain and the Center

Fr. Brezik, Jacques Maritain and Fr. Sullivan - October 5, 1966 in Fort Worth, Texas

This picture is of Fr. Brezik, Jacques Maritain and Fr. Sullivan (for whom Sullivan Hall is named) dated October 5, 1966, taken at the home of John Howard Griffin in Fort Worth, Texas.

This is an image of a letter Jacques Maritain wrote to the Center:

letter from Jacques Maritain to the Center for Thomistic Studies Fort Worth, Texas
October 5, 1966

Greetings and best wishes to the faculty and students of the University of St. Thomas, from an old philosopher who deeply loves America and the American people.

Jacques Maritain
Honorary Member of the Faculty,
University of St. Thomas