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In Ecclesia catholica, triginta quinque sancti appellatione Doctorum Ecclesiae affecti sunt. Hi sunt theologi vel religiosi, quorum scripta vel instructiones Ecclesiae doctrinae usum attulerunt maximum. Inter quos alii sunt Patres Ecclesiae, aliae mulieres sunt.




Index






  • 1 Elenchus Doctorum Ecclesiae


    • 1.1 Quattuor Doctores Latini


    • 1.2 Quattuor Doctores Graeci


    • 1.3 Doctores postea proclamati secundum annum proclamationis







Elenchus Doctorum Ecclesiae |


Hi sunt Doctores Ecclesiae secundum traditionem (quattuor Latini et quattuor Graeci) et Doctores saeculo XVI sollemniter proclamati (cum indicatione anni proclamationis).



Quattuor Doctores Latini |




  • Gregorius Magnus (540 - 604), papa


  • Ambrosius (339 - 394), episcopus Mediolanensis


  • Augustinus (354 - 430), episcopus Hipponensis


  • Hieronymus (ca 347 - 420), religiosus



Quattuor Doctores Graeci |




  • Iohannes Chrysostomus (345 - 407), patriarcha Constantinopoleos


  • Basilius Magnus vel(330 - 379), episcopus Caesariensis in Cappadocia


  • Gregorius Nazianzenus vel Gregorius Theologus (329 - 390), episcopus Nazianensis


  • Athanasius Alexandrinus (ca 296 - 373), patriarcha Alexandriae



Doctores postea proclamati secundum annum proclamationis |




  • Thomas Aquinas (1125 - 1274) - 1568, dominicanus


  • Bonaventura (1221 - 1274) - 1588, franciscanus


  • Anselmus Cantuariensis (1033 - 1109) - 1720, episcopus


  • Isidorus (ca 560 - 636)- 1722, episcopus


  • Petrus Chrysologus (ca 380 - 450) - 1729, episcopus


  • Leo I (406 - 461) - 1754, papa


  • Petrus Damianus (vers 1007 - 1072) - 1828, cardinal


  • Bernardus Claraevallensis (1090 - 1153) - 1830, religiosus


  • Hilarius Pictaviensis (315 - 367) - 1851, episcopus


  • Alphonsus de Liguori (1696 - 1787) - 1871, episcopus


  • Franciscus de Sales (1567 - 1622) - 1877, episcopus


  • Cyrillus Alexandrinus (ca 380 - 444) - 1883, patriarcha


  • Cyrillus Hierosolymitanus (? - 387) - 1883, patriarcha


  • Iohannes Damascenus (ca 675 - ca 749) - 1883, presbyter


  • Beda Venerabilis (672/3 - 735) - 1899, religiosus


  • Ephraem Syrus (306 - 373) - 1920, diaconus


  • Petrus Canisius (1521 - 1597) - 1925, religiosus


  • Ioannes a Cruce (1542 - 1591) - 1926, religiosus


  • Robertus Bellarminus (1542 - 1621) - 1931 cardinalis S.R.E., religiosus


  • Albertus Magnus (ca 1193 - 1280) - 1931, dominicanus


  • Antonius de Padova (ca 1195 - 1231) - 1946, franciscanus


  • Laurentius de Brundisiis (1559 - 1619) - 1959, franciscanus cap.


  • Teresia Abulensis (1515 - 1582) - 1970, religiosa


  • Catharina Senensis (1347 - 1380) - 1970


  • Teresia Lexoviensis (1873 - 1897) vel Thérèse de l'Enfant-Jésus - 1997, religiosa


  • Ioannes ab Avila (1500 - 1569) - 2012, presbyter


  • Hildegardis Bingensis (1098 - 1179) - 2012, abbatissa




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