
Here’s a full list of all the Doctors of the Church
The Catholic Church has only named 38 total Doctors of the Church, spanning 2,000 years of Church history.

The book underscores the continued relevance of Teresa of Jesus as a historical figure whose physical remains became the focus of devotion, debate, and careful guardianship.

For the Pope, “making hope disappear” is “undoubtedly the most dangerous evil of contemporary culture.”

John Henry Newman's "Mission Prayer" is so much more than a prayer; it's a chin-lifting, life-giving, 30-second benediction.

The full-color image of the Doctor of the Church was created by a sculptor who is an expert in forensics, giving us a new insight into the great saint.

The July 31 notice did not include a date; today’s announcement places the solemn proclamation within the Holy Year calendar.

Doctors of the Church are like the Church's All Star Team, known not only for their holy lives but also for their profound teachings.

Pope Leo has approved the recognition of the first Doctor of the Church of his pontificate.

The 16th-century Augustinian bishop famed for his uncompromising charity and spiritual wisdom, is being considered for the title Doctor of the Church

The name Irenaeus means “peacemaker,” and he lived out this name by bringing the peace of Christ to the world through his holy, priestly ministry and his writings.

The Gospel comes from outside. Irenaeus connects East and West. This in itself is a sign of hope, because it reminds us how peoples continue to enrich one another.

After 110 years, the tomb of the great Spanish doctor of the Church was opened for studies. Her body is still preserved.

St. Augustine is a Doctor of the Church, but many have also called him the "Doctor of Grace" to honor his contributions to the Church's teachings on grace.

Benedict XVI? Edith Stein? Being named a Doctor of the Church is not a trivial matter. Who will be next on the list?

St. John Paul II, Pope Benedict XVI, Pope Francis and Pope Leo XIV have each named particular saints as "doctors," notable for their spiritual teachings.