Saint Ambrose

Saint Ambrose (c. 340–397 AD) was a prominent Christian bishop of Milan and a significant early Church Father. He is known for his influential role in shaping Christian doctrine and defending the Church's authority against secular powers. Ambrose was a skilled preacher and theologian, credited with developing the practice of hymn-singing in worship. He played a pivotal role in the conversion of Saint Augustine to Christianity. His writings focus on moral and doctrinal issues, emphasizing the importance of faith, ethics, and the integrity of the Church. Ambrose is recognized as a Doctor of the Church and is celebrated on December 7th.