He’s One of The Greatest Bishops in the History of The Church; Find Out Why When EWTN Premieres “The Doctors of the Church: St. Ambrose of Milan”

He’s One of The Greatest Bishops in the History of The Church; Find Out Why When EWTN Premieres “The Doctors of the Church: St. Ambrose of Milan”

By Michelle Laque Johnson

Many people know St. Ambrose of Milan as the bishop who converted St. Augustine of Hippo. But few realize that although this esteemed bishop was born into a Christian family, he was groomed from birth to follow in his father’s footsteps and become a powerful political leader. How he ended up becoming one of the greatest bishops in the history of the Church, and one of the first four Latin Doctors of the Church, is the subject of the next episode in EWTN’s ongoing series: “The Doctors of the Church.” The episode on St. Ambrose of Milan premieres 5:30 p.m. ET, Saturday, Feb. 5...

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