The fraternity of St. Thomas Aquinas originates from a crucial event in the saint's life.

A religious congregation, called the Angelica Militia, a group whose purpose is the preservation of purity, or regaining it if lost but also chastity and charity.
This holy Militia is armed by angels who fight for the Victory of the spirit over the flesh.
It spread with marvelous rapidity throughout Europe, and continues to branch out today.

The militia is recognized by the catholic church and the popes Gregory XIII, Sixtus V, Innocent X, Benedict XIII, and Pius VII recognized to this fraternity the following induelgences:

Plenary indulgence

(provided that all the conditions required for the purchase of any plenary indulgence are fulfilled):

1. On the day of enrollment
2. On January 28, the day of the Translation of the Relics of St. Thomas and the main feast of the fraternity as long as one visits the church where the fraternity itself is erected, praying according to the intentions of the Pontiff
3. Once a month, if you will have always recited every day of the month the prayers dedicated
4. At the moment of death

partial indulgences

1. Of seven years and seven quarantines for the brethren, who, confessed and communicated, will visit the fraternity church on the feasts of Christmas, Easter, Pentecost, Assumption, Nativity and Presentation of the Blessed Virgin, All Saints, the Conversion of St. Paul, of St. Gregory the Great, of St. Ambrose, of St. Vincent Ferreri, of St. Peter the Martyr, of St. Mary Magdalene, of St. Dominic, of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, of St. Albert the Great, of St. Catherine of Alexandria, and on the Octave of the Dead (In short, on really many occasions)...
2. By sixty days whenever they will accompany the holy Viaticum or, being unable to accompany this, say a Our Father and Hail Mary for the infirm, or a Our Father and Hail Mary for the deceased brethren. Whenever they will accompany hostile people to peace, or exercise any work of mercy.
Whenever they do an act of piety, they will attend Mass, the Divine Office, Christian celebrations, or finally recite fifteen Hail Marys in honor of the fifteen mysteries of the Rosary. Each brother is invited to recite these fifteen Hail Marys every day to ask for the grace of purity for himself and all his brothers.
3. Indulgence of one hundred days each time they say the prayers indicated, upon the recitation of which a plenary indulgence is also granted once a month.

To register for the fraternity, simply write to Father Angelo Bellon's email padreangelobellon@amicidomenicani.it