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Answer: St Albertus Magnus, who is celebrated as Saint Albert the Great, was a renowned Dominican friar famous for his extensive knowledge and prowess in the study of science. He is ranked among the prominent German philosophers and theologians of the middle Ages. Magnus was given the title of “Doctor Universalis” for his innovative contributions to medieval science and philosophy, and for demonstrating a concrete link between scientific study and religion. He is considered the first medieval philosopher to combine contemporary Christian thought with Aristotelian philosophy. 'Update: Doctors of the Church' by Michael Siegfried Vatican Notes Volume: 49; Issue: 1; Page: 5; 2000 
 St. Albertus Magnus 700th Anniversary of Death 677-678 (1980) |
