The risen body will enjoy a bliss and perfection and beauty that reflects its joyful participation in the completeness and beauty of God (Tho. Aq., ST supp., 3, Q83–85). The risen body “will be perfectly purged of all earthly lees and dregs, all senses rendered purer, all movements and actions more perfect, and because they will be removed from the necessities of this animal life, sleep, rest, food, drink, medicines, clothes, etc., and because they will be perfectly subject to the Holy Spirit, and their souls regenerated” (Riisen, 18.24, in Heppe, RD: 708). It is promised to be consummately radiant, agile, fine, and not subject to suffering (Tho. Aq., Compend. of Theology 168).
Oden, Thomas C. Classic Christianity. Harpercollins Publishers, 2009.