Theologian, teacher, and philosopher. Scholar. Mentor of Saint Thomas Aquinas. Pioneer in unifying faith and science in the Middle Ages

Today, the Gospel reveals very well the work of St. Albertus Magnus, bishop and Doctor of the Church. By using up judgment at the service of the faith, he became an experienced sage in those aspects of natural sciences and of the science of thought. Faith is not closed to the natural realities of creation or to the manifestations of natural order. St. Albert was also the teacher of Thomas Aquinas, the "Doctor Angelicus": St. Thomas kept going on and led to very high levels this way of integration and complementarity between philosophy and theology.