Jerome of Stridon

Jerome of Stridon was a Christian scholar and translator from the 4th century, best known for translating the Bible into Latin, called the Vulgate. His work made the scriptures more accessible to Western Europe, influencing Christianity for centuries. He was also a dedicated biblical scholar, theologian, and ascetic who lived a life of study and prayer. Jerome’s contributions helped standardize biblical texts and deepen theological understanding, making him one of the most important figures in early Christian history.