“She reaches mightily from one end of the earth to the other, and she orders all things well.” (Wis 8:1)

Since it belongs to wisdom to order and judge, and since we all, as is testified by the title we bear in this blog, are seekers of wisdom, it seemed to Vincentius and I that our labels needed some trimming and revision in order to dispose ourselves more readily to wisdom. Our thought is that a list of labels that consists of many particulars and vague names does little to nothing to aid one in describing and discerning what an article is about. Especially now as the blog is bursting with new growth, and we are anticipating many new articles, we want to get a handle on the labels before things get out of hand.
In light of this, we have compiled the list below as our recommended labels for this blog. Our basic division is threefold: the object quo, the object of the article; the object quod, the subject; and the modus, the mode of presentation of the article. (See Vincentius' latest post for a clear account of object quo and quod.) We are aware that we may not have included all necessary labels and ask you to please e-mail us with any suggestions. I have already gone through all the previous posts and edited the labels. Please take some time to review your previous articles to make sure they have been labeled correctly and adequately. We are also aware that not all may use the labels under the precise headings which are listed in this article, but by all means do not be concerned. Vincentius and I have merely found this a helpful way to categorize and order the types of articles in the blog. This will hopefully facilitate participation and comments.

Object Quo
Sacred Doctrine
Scripture
Spirituality
Metaphysics
Physics
Mathematics
Logic
Middle Sciences
Ethics
Aesthetics

Object Quod
God
Christ
Mary
St. Thomas Aquinas
Augustine
Angels
Saints
Fathers
Liturgy
Aristotle
Plato

Modus
Commentary
Translation
Outline
Essay
Point of Interest
Feast Day