The Trinity and God the Creator - Réginald Garrigou-Lagrange

The Trinity and God the Creator by Réginald Garrigou-Lagrange is a Thomistic treatise on the mysteries of the triune God and the doctrine of creation. Drawing heavily upon the theology of Thomas Aquinas, it presents a systematic account of God’s inner life and His relationship to the created universe.

A central concern of the work is the doctrine of the Holy Trinity, including the divine processions, relations, and Persons, as well as the theological principles used to understand this revealed mystery. Garrigou-Lagrange explains these doctrines through careful metaphysical and theological analysis in the Thomistic tradition.

The work also examines creation, divine providence, the nature of angels and man, and God’s governance of all things. Overall, it provides a comprehensive synthesis of Trinitarian theology and the doctrine of creation, showing how all creatures depend upon and are ordered toward God as their first principle and final end.