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The title ''Doctor of the Church'' is reserved for a Catholic Saint who has very inspiring writings. There are only 33 doctors of the Church.
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[[File:Saint Augustine by Philippe de Champaigne.jpg|right|thumbnail|300px|[[Saint Augustine]] was declared a Doctor of the Church in 1295 A.D. by Pope Boniface VIII.]]
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The title '''''Doctor of the Church''''' is reserved for a [[Catholic]] [[saint]] who has very inspiring writings that have benefited the entire Church. There are only 33 doctors of the Church.  Below is a list including the name of the Pope who included them and when it occurred.
  
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1-4: Saints Ambrose, Jerome, [[Saint Augustine|Augustine]], Gregory the Great: Boniface VIII, September 20, 1295.
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Doctor of the Church
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! by Pope
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! Date of Declaration
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| [[Saint Ambrose]]
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| [[Pope Boniface VIII]]
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| September 20, 1295
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|-
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| [[Saint Jerome]]
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| Pope Boniface VIII
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| September 20, 1295
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|-
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| [[Saint Augustine]]
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| Pope Boniface VIII
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| September 20, 1295
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|-
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| [[Pope Gregory the Great]]
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| Pope Boniface VIII
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| September 20, 1295
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|-
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| [[Thomas Aquinas]]
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| [[Pope Pius V]]
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| April 11, 1567
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|-
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| [[Saint Athanasius]]
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| Pope Pius V
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| 1568
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|-
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| [[Saint Basil]]
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| Pope Pius V
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| 1568
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|-
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| [[Gregory of Nazianzus]]
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| Pope Pius V
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| 1568
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|-
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| [[Saint John Chrysostom]]
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| Pope Pius V
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| 1568
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|-
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| [[Saint Bonaventure]]
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| [[Pope Sextus V]]
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| March 14, 1588
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|-
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| [[Saint Anselm]]
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| [[Pope Clement XI]]
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| February 3, 1720
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|-
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| [[Isidore of Seville]]
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| [[Pope Innocent XIII]]
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| April 25, 1722
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|-
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| [[Peter Chrysologus]]
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| [[Pope Benedict XIII]]
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| February 10, 1729
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|-
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| [[Saint Leo the Great]]
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| [[Pope Benedict XIV]]
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| October 15, 1754
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|-
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| [[Peter Damian]]
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| [[Pope Leo XII]]
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| September 27, 1828
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|-
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| [[Bernard of Clairvaux]]
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| [[Pope Pius VIII]]
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| August 20, 1830
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|-
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| [[Hilary of Poitiers]]
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| [[Pope Pius IX]]
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| July 7, 1871
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|-
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| [[Alphonsus Liguori]]
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| Pope Pius IX
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| November 16, 1871
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|-
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| [[Saint Francis of Sales]]
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| [[Pope Pius IX]]
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| November 16, 1871
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|-
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| [[Cyril of Alexandria]]
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| [[Pope Leo XIII]]
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| July 28, 1882
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|-
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| [[Cyril of Jerusalem]]
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| Pope Leo XIII
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| July 28, 1882
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|-
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| [[John Damascene]]
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| Pope Leo XIII
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| August 19, 1890
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|-
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| [[Bede the Venerable]]
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| Pope Leo XIII
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| November 13, 1899
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|-
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| [[Ephrem of Syria]]
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| [[Pope Benedict XV]]
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| October 5, 1920
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|-
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| [[Saint Peter Canisius]]
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| [[Pope Pius XI]]
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| May 21, 1925
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|-
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| [[John of the Cross]]
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| Pope Pius XI
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| August 24, 1926
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|-
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| [[Robert Bellarmine]]
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| Pope Pius XI
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| September 17, 1931
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|-
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| [[Albert the Great]]
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| Pope Pius XI
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| December 16, 1931
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|-
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| [[Anthony of Padua]]
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| [[Pope Pius XII]]
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| January 16, 1946
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|-
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| [[Laurence of Brindisi]]
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| [[Pope John XXIII]]
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| March 19, 1959
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|-
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| [[Teresa of Avila]]
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| [[Pope Paul VI]]
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| September 27, 1970
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|-
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| [[Catherine of Siena]]
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| Pope Paul VI
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| October 4, 1970
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|-
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| [[Theresa of Lisieux]]
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| [[Pope John Paul II]]
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| October 19, 1997
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|-
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|}
  
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5: Saint Thomas Aquinas: Saint Pius V, April 11, 1567.
 
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6-9: Saints Athanasius, Basil, Gregory of Nazianzus, Saint John Chrysostom: Saint Pius V, 1568.
 
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10: Saint Bonaventure: Sixtus V, March 14, 1588.
 
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11: Saint Anselm of Canterbury: Clement XI, February 3, 1720.
 
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12: Saint Isidore of Seville: Innocent XIII, April 25, 1722.
 
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13: Saint Peter Chrysologus: Benedict XIII, February 10, 1729.
 
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14: Saint Leo the Great: Benedict XIV, October 15, 1754.
 
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15: Saint Peter Damian: Leo XII, September 27, 1828.
 
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16: Saint Bernard of Clairvaux: Pius VIII, August 20, 1830.
 
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17: Saint Hilaire of Poitiers: Pius IX, May 13, 1851.
 
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18: Saint Alphonsus Liguori: Pius IX, July 7, 1871.
 
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19: Saint Francis of Sales: Pius IX, November 16, 1871.
 
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20-21: Saints [[Cyril of Alexandria]] and Cyril of Jerusalem: Leo XIII, July 28, 1882.
 
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22: Saint John Damascene: Leo XIII, August 19, 1890.
 
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23: Saint Bede the Venerable: Leo XIII, November 13, 1899.
 
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24: Saint Ephrem of Syria: Benedict XV, October 5, 1920.
 
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25: Saint Peter Canisius: Pius XI, May 21, 1925.
 
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26: Saint John of the Cross: Pius XI, August 24, 1926.
 
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27: Saint Robert Bellarmine: Pius XI, September 17, 1931.
 
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28: Saint Albert the Great: Pius XI, December 16, 1931.
 
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29: Saint Anthony of Padua: Pius XII, January 16, 1946.
 
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30: Saint Laurence of Brindisi: John XXIII, March 19, 1959.
 
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31: Saint Theresa of Avila: Paul VI, September 27, 1970.
 
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32: Saint Catherine of Siena: Paul VI, October 4, 1970.
 
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33: Saint Theresa of Lisieux: John Paul II, October 19, 1997.
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 18:47, January 25, 2025

Saint Augustine was declared a Doctor of the Church in 1295 A.D. by Pope Boniface VIII.

The title Doctor of the Church is reserved for a Catholic saint who has very inspiring writings that have benefited the entire Church. There are only 33 doctors of the Church. Below is a list including the name of the Pope who included them and when it occurred.

Doctor of the Church by Pope Date of Declaration
Saint Ambrose Pope Boniface VIII September 20, 1295
Saint Jerome Pope Boniface VIII September 20, 1295
Saint Augustine Pope Boniface VIII September 20, 1295
Pope Gregory the Great Pope Boniface VIII September 20, 1295
Thomas Aquinas Pope Pius V April 11, 1567
Saint Athanasius Pope Pius V 1568
Saint Basil Pope Pius V 1568
Gregory of Nazianzus Pope Pius V 1568
Saint John Chrysostom Pope Pius V 1568
Saint Bonaventure Pope Sextus V March 14, 1588
Saint Anselm Pope Clement XI February 3, 1720
Isidore of Seville Pope Innocent XIII April 25, 1722
Peter Chrysologus Pope Benedict XIII February 10, 1729
Saint Leo the Great Pope Benedict XIV October 15, 1754
Peter Damian Pope Leo XII September 27, 1828
Bernard of Clairvaux Pope Pius VIII August 20, 1830
Hilary of Poitiers Pope Pius IX July 7, 1871
Alphonsus Liguori Pope Pius IX November 16, 1871
Saint Francis of Sales Pope Pius IX November 16, 1871
Cyril of Alexandria Pope Leo XIII July 28, 1882
Cyril of Jerusalem Pope Leo XIII July 28, 1882
John Damascene Pope Leo XIII August 19, 1890
Bede the Venerable Pope Leo XIII November 13, 1899
Ephrem of Syria Pope Benedict XV October 5, 1920
Saint Peter Canisius Pope Pius XI May 21, 1925
John of the Cross Pope Pius XI August 24, 1926
Robert Bellarmine Pope Pius XI September 17, 1931
Albert the Great Pope Pius XI December 16, 1931
Anthony of Padua Pope Pius XII January 16, 1946
Laurence of Brindisi Pope John XXIII March 19, 1959
Teresa of Avila Pope Paul VI September 27, 1970
Catherine of Siena Pope Paul VI October 4, 1970
Theresa of Lisieux Pope John Paul II October 19, 1997
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