Saint Jerome
Saint Jerome
Saint Jerome was born around 347 AD in Stridon, a town located on the border of modern-day Croatia and Slovenia. A prominent Christian scholar and theologian, he is best known for translating the Bible into Latin, the Vulgate. Jerome dedicated much of his life to biblical studies, biblical translations, and maintaining early Christian teachings. He passed away in 420 AD in Bethlehem, leaving a lasting legacy in Christian scholarship.
Personal Name: Jerome
Birth: ca. 342
Death: 420
