ST. AGUSTINE OF HIPPO (nov 13, 354 – aug 28, 430)

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Known as St. Augustine, was one of the greatest thinkers of the Catholic Church during the first millennium.
A Christian philosopher and theologian, he served as Bishop of Hippo until his death.
He was a revolutionary of the Christian faith, helping in the formulation of the doctrine of original sin and the development of the just war theory.
His main works include: "La ciudad de Dios" (The City of God) and "Confesiones" (Confessions).

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