Walking with St. Albert the Great
A 30-day journey of wonder, learning, and seeing God in all creation.
Walk with one of the Church’s most brilliant teachers — a saint who united science and faith with deep humility. In this 30-day devotional, journey with St. Albert the Great, the “Universal Doctor,” and discover how study, prayer, and curiosity can lead you closer to the Creator of all things.
What's Inside
📖 30 daily reflections with quotes and prayers
🌿 Wisdom from his writings on nature, science, and theology
🕊️ Inspiration to see God’s glory in creation and knowledge
✝️ A devotional guide for students, teachers, and seekers of truth
Sample Day
Quote: “The more one knows of creation, the more one knows of God.”
Reflection: St. Albert saw no divide between faith and science. For him, the study of nature was an act of worship — a way of marveling at God’s handiwork. When we open our eyes to creation, we glimpse the beauty and order of its Maker. Each new discovery, whether in the classroom or in prayer, becomes a moment of awe. Learning well and living well are both forms of praise.
Prayer: Lord, help me to seek You in all that is true, good, and beautiful. May my mind and heart grow in wonder at the world You have made. Amen.
About St. Albert the Great
St. Albert the Great (c. 1200–1280) was a Dominican friar, bishop, and scholar known for his vast knowledge of science, philosophy, and theology. Teacher to St. Thomas Aquinas, he was called the “Universal Doctor” for his mastery of many fields. Yet despite his brilliance, Albert remained humble, seeing all learning as a way to glorify God. He helped the Church see that faith and reason, creation and revelation, all point to the same divine truth.
Daily Devotional for Spiritual Growth
This 30-day devotional on St. Albert the Great invites you to unite learning and faith, reason and wonder. Through his wisdom and prayer, you’ll be inspired to seek God in the beauty of creation and the truth of knowledge. Perfect for students, educators, and anyone who desires to grow in both understanding and holiness.