Augustinians serve in parishes, schools, and missions throughout the world. We also partner with a number of non-profits and other organizations to work for a more just and peaceful world. Below are the many locations where the Augustinians of North America are actively serving.
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What is the Vow of Obedience
Augustinian Friars take three vows: poverty, chastity, and obedience. Each vow invites us to experience the freedom to follow Christ and to grow in virtue and holiness. This posting looks at how the Vow of Obedience shapes the life of a Friar.
Saint Rita Unites Us in Prayer for Restorative Justice
Mass Incarceration impacts all of us as it perpetuates the root causes of crime. What can we do about it as a community of faith?
Generosity as the Path to Hope and Peace
We live in a time when our future seems more uncertain than ever. Where do we place our hope and trust?
Augustinian Announce 2022 Justice and Peace Grant Program
To encourage Augustinian involvement in projects concerned with justice and peace, especially in Augustinian parishes and schools, the Ordinary Province Chapter of 2018 included a provision for financial support of such projects in Province Program (No.135). A total of $7,500 can be allocated in support of such projects. Please see the memorandum below for information […]
How Do Shrines Contribute to the New Evangelization?
by Jeremy Hiers, OSA What is evangelization, who is called to be part of it, and what wisdom does Saint Augustine offer us? This series reflects on the New Evangelization and Augustinian Spirituality. In 2017, Pope Francis issued Sanctuarium in Ecclesia in which he lays out a vision for shrine ministry in the context of […]
Making Disciples of “All Nations” (Part 4)
by Jeremy Hiers, OSA What is evangelization, who is called to be part of it, and what wisdom does Saint Augustine offer us? This series reflects on the New Evangelization and Augustinian Spirituality. In Part I we discussed how there are multiple modern “boundaries” we must cross to make disciples of “all nations” today. The first of these boundaries […]
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