The Roman School accepts the division: Thomists and Molinists
Thesis XXIV. Apart from Jansenius's followers, who style themselves disciples of Augustine, the whole Roman school today accepts this division of the grace of Jesus Christ into sufficient and efficacious. The so-called recent Thomists defend it, and so do those who follow Molina's method and positions.
They do not, however, all explain and understand it in the same way.
Latin
XXIV. Verum exceptis illis qui Jansenio adhaerentes, se discipulos Augustini vocant, tota Schola Romana admittit hodie partitionem istam gratiae Jesu Christi in sufficientem atque efficacem: ac pro ea pugnant tam ii quos recentiores Thomistas appellant, quam qui Molinae Methodum & placita sequuntur. Sed omnes illam non eodem sensu exponunt atque intelligunt.