San Agustín
San Agustín, or Saint Augustine, was a Christian theologian and philosopher whose writings significantly influenced Western Christianity and philosophy. His works, including 'Confessions' and 'The City of God', delve into themes of faith, grace, and the nature of God, establishing him as a key figure in the development of Christian doctrine.
Born on Nov 13, 0354 (1671 years old)
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Paraguay:
San Agustín is cited for reminding that those who indiscriminately reject all philosophy condemn the very love of wisdom.
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Panama:
León XIV referred to the demanding words of San Agustín to inspire justice in service to the people.
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Guatemala:
San Agustín describes peace as a gift from God and emphasizes its importance in the home.
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Argentina:
San Agustín wrote that love for God is realized in love for one's neighbor.
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Guatemala:
San Agustín is quoted regarding the need for divine assistance in achieving peace and love.
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Costa Rica:
San Agustín's quote was referenced to inspire hope in difficult times.
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Colombia:
San Agustín is a significant figure in the Christian faith, known as the great Father of the Church.
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Ecuador:
San Agustín is considered one of the patriarchs of the Church and is known for his book 'Las Confesiones'.
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Venezuela:
San Agustín's concept of 'ordo amoris' is referenced in the context of moral obligations.
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Spain:
León XIV cited San Agustín as one of the inspirational references in his homily.
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