Catholic Saint

St. Albert the Great

He was a pioneering philosopher and scientist, particularly in the fields of natural science.

Feast Day: April 12

Biography

St. Albert the Great was a German Dominican friar and bishop known for his substantial contributions to the study of nature and the integration of faith and reason. His works laid the groundwork for later scientific inquiry and influenced many thinkers, including St. Thomas Aquinas. Revered as a Doctor of the Church, he is celebrated for his extensive writings on various disciplines, including theology, philosophy, and the natural sciences.

Prayer to St. Albert the Great

All sciences are not only in harmony with each other, but are united and connected in a universal science.

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