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Greetings my friends,
In January, I had a question regarding the
Doctors of the Church for AskACatholic and
in February you responded to my satisfaction
and I thank you.
My new question: Saint Bonaventure, whose
feast day is July 15th, is referred
to as the
“Seraphic Doctor.”
I have searched many different sources and
can not find a definition for the word seraphic either
in my Webster’s dictionary, on New
Advent or at any other worthwhile source.
The best definition
I can personally consider is that seraphic means
pure, angelic or without blemish.
Therefore, Saint Bonaventure would be a person
who thought as God would think or act.
- Would this be a correct definition?
Thank you for your continued help.
Your brother in Christ,
Scott Hoereth
Moline, Illinois
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