I've found the opposite information from the Fathers, so globe quotes from any notables would make it helpful to support such claims.  As far as discernable, from both secular and Catholic positions, the Hebrew view of the earth was largely held by all saints and Fathers at least until the Copernican Revolution, which, as the name advertises, was an upheaval and overthrow of the original belief in a flat stationary earth.   

I'm pleased to see that this is no longer the case. That was a seriously wrong position.

Nobody said that back when I followed discussions on the topic here.  Are you thinking of the argument that , since the Church teaches that Scripture is silent on the shape of the earth, it is wrong to argue for it from Scripture and one should only use science?

They didn't say in in so many words. It was the idea that no one should be allowed to believe in a flat earth that was the problem. As you well know, since you were one of those forum members.

That's not how I recall those debates. You were extremely anti-flat earth. And not very charitable about it. I doubt that your views have changed. Mine certainly haven't. So if you want to rehash this topic, I am willing to do so, but you won't change my mind on the subject.

I also recall that you once said that you believe in evolution, or a modified version of it. Is that still true?

 But I think you have quite modern ideas, and you seem to think that others here should too.

There were anti-Catholic authors who wrote books that claimed this, but they are now recognized for their bias and dishonesty.  I hope you weren't using them for a source.

The teachings come from the saints themselves and they source their views in Scripture. Although some anti-Catholics reference the saints in order to make them look stupid for being flat earthers, when that happens, it seems the anti-Catholic is doing Catholics a service.

How would that make sense in the quote?

‘The reason why the same days are of unequal length is the roundness of the Earth, for not without reason is it called ‘‘the orb of the world’’ on the pages of Holy Scripture and of ordinary literature. It is, in fact, a sphere set in the middle of the whole universe. It is not merely circular like a shield [or] spread out like a wheel, but resembles more a ball, being equally round in all directions ...’

He is explaing why the same days have unequal length.  This is a well-known argument for globe earth.