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Saint Thomas of Villanova: Next Doctor of the Church?
The Emeritus Prior General of the Order of Saint Augustine, Father Miguel Ángel Orcasitas OSA, provides context for what may become the thirty-ninth Doctor of the Holy Church. It is a long process, spanning over 150 years, involving numerous ecclesial realities. This is its history, legacy, and influence. What does it mean to be a Doctor of the Church? In the Catholic Church’s calendar of saints, some are prominently designated as “Doctors of the Church.” The conditions for a
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Saint Augustine, traits of a contemporary figure
From time to time, one revisits the life and legacy of a historical figure, attempting to discern how their traits and achievements might...
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Augustin Schubert: the Augustinian who ended up in Dachau, one of the extermination camps of World War II.
The name of the Augustinian Agustin Schubert (1902-1942) has been gaining increasing recognition in recent years, not only due to his...
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The Augustinian friar who dared to raise his voice in defense of the Catholic faith and against Henry VIII: “The king cannot be the head of the Church of England”
There are men and women whose stories of determination and faith transcend the passage of time. By canonizing them, the Church enshrines...
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St. Thomas of Villanova: The ‘Father of the Poor’ who learned from Christ to ‘help the unfortunate’
In November 1486, Tomás García Martínez, better known as Tomás de Villanueva, was born in a town in what is now the province of Ciudad...
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St John Stone: "The King cannot be head of the church in England"
John Stone (Canterbury, England - 27th December, 1539) was living in the Augustinian Priory of Canterbury when, on 14th December 1538, an...
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St. Magdalene of Nagasaki: an example of faith in times of persecution
She was born near Nagasaki, Japan, in 1611, the daughter of Christians martyred for their faith. When Magdalene was only a child, she...
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