Introduction The St Thomas More Trust is bringing to life a new initiative for 2026. We plan to support a cohort of people to work through an introductory Philosophy course together – but at a pace and in a timeframe that suits people’s individual circumstances. Our "target market" is people with full-time vocations (work, study, raising children etc) but who can commit a couple of hours per week to study the liberal arts. A key part of the idea is that they would be doing th

HTTLAW Contributors: Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, Aquinas, Newman, Dawson The first lecture series hosted by the St Thomas More Trust...

St. John Henry Newman navigated the intellectual currents of the Enlightenment by addressing the relationship between faith, reason, and...

Augustine compared earthly and heavenly cities in giving a theological interpretation of historical events and human societies. In our...

As we strain through the 2400-year-old fog of history, we can still discern a distant light that has never been fully extinguished since...

Imagine a world without the soaring arches of cathedrals, the profound beauty of Renaissance art, or the timeless wisdom of philosophers...

The St Thomas More Trust has a goal of fostering classical learning and critical thinking, by making the Liberal Arts accessible to...

April 12 at the Sanctuary of Fourvière, Leithfield Liberate 2025 was an awesome example of what young men, grounded in faith, can...

We are in the process of planning a day long conference for young men on virtue and brotherhood! Stay tuned for more details, it will be...

Get Ready for the Intensive: Happening Next Week! We’re excited to announce that our highly anticipated Intensive is happening next week...