Catholic Saint
St. Leo the Great
“He was a significant Pope who defined Christology and confronted the threat posed by Attila the Hun.”
Feast Day: November 10
Biography
St. Leo the Great served as Pope from 440 to 461 and was a pivotal figure in the development of the Church's doctrine. He is best known for his theological contributions, particularly at the Council of Chalcedon, where he affirmed the two natures of Christ. His diplomatic efforts helped avert the sacking of Rome by Attila the Hun, securing his legacy as a great leader and teacher.
Prayer to St. Leo the Great
The unity of the divine essence is not broken by the distinction of the persons.