Who’s After Newman? 23 Saints Who Might Become Doctors of the Church
COMMENTARY: Meet some saints whose holiness and wisdom may earn them one of the Church’s rarest titles.
COMMENTARY: Meet some saints whose holiness and wisdom may earn them one of the Church’s rarest titles.
COMMENTARY: Pope Leo XIV recognizes Newman’s lifelong mission to unite faith and intellect — and names him Co-Patron for Catholic Education.
Different camps are taking the English convert’s teaching on doctrinal development in different directions, with big implications for contested issues.
COMMENTARY: Once barred from Oxford for his faith, the English convert who preached of a ‘second spring’ now joins the ranks of Ambrose, Augustine, Chrysostom and Athanasius.
Experts warn against misrepresenting the saint’s nuanced thought to serve modern agendas — and urge Catholics to read him in full.
As England shows signs of a Catholic revival, Newman’s voice is being recognized as one the modern world needs to hear.
COMMENTARY: Pope Leo XIV’s first selection for doctor of the Church offers a model of courage and clarity in our time of confusion.
Learn more about the apostle who touched hearts across Spain.
COMMENTARY: Twenty years after the death of John Paul II, it’s too early to declare him a doctor of the Church. It’s not too soon, however, to imagine why such an honor might be bestowed on him in the future.
Pope Francis recognized this Armenian saint for his deep theological insights — yet many Catholics still don’t know his name.
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