San John Henry Newman
San John Henry Newman (1801-1890) was an influential theologian and cardinal in the Catholic Church, known for his conversion from Anglicanism to Catholicism. He is regarded as a prominent figure in the development of modern Catholic thought and was a key proponent of the idea of the informed conscience as a guide to faith and morality. Newman emphasized the harmony of reason and faith, advocating for a deeper understanding of the Church's teachings and the role of personal conscience in the pursuit of truth. His literary contributions and educational efforts have earned him recognition as a Doctor of the Church, making him a significant reference for contemporary discussions about faith, education, and social justice.
Born on Feb 21, 1801 (224 years old)
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San John Henry Newman has been declared the 38 Doctor of the Church and is referred to as the 'doctor of the conscience'.
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