HUMANITAS 111: NEWMAN, DOCTOR DE LA IGLESIA.
The article focuses on the proclamation of John Henry Newman as a Doctor of the Church by Pope Leo, highlighting his contribution to education and university philosophy. Newman, an Anglican theologian and pastor who converted to Catholicism, emphasized that the university should be a space dedicated...
| Publicado en: | Humanitas (07172168) no. 111; pp. 364 - 370 |
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