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…
Changing the way Americans think about crime and punishment by examining issues such as sentencing policy, drug policy, youth justice, racial justice, etc.
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…
In this webinar, the Augustinians explore the call to care for the environment and how Augustinian spirituality provides a path to creating a more sustainable world. https://youtu.be/PmSjmt5v_6Q This webinar is…
Saint Augustine is one of the most prolific writers in history, known for his excellence in communicating complex theological truths in a way that was understandable and relatable to the…
by Fr. Anthony B. Pizzo, OSA Today marks the day of remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. As we do every year, the U.S. honors the late civil rights…
On Friday, December 17, the Prior Provincial of the Midwest Augustinians, Fr. Tony Pizzo, O.S.A., offered welcoming remarks at the Archdiocese of Chicago’s 16th Annual Posada for Immigration Reform. The…
"It is called the Lord's birthday when the Wisdom of God presented itself to us as an infant, and the Word of God without words uttered the flesh as its…
by Jeremy Hiers, OSA As a new year approaches, we have new topics to reflect on as we continue our journey to God. I am excited to announce yet another…
On January 13th, 2022 at 7pm Eastern / 6pm Central the Augustinian Province of Saint Thomas of Villanova will host the next webinar in its Justice and Peace webinar series:…
by Jeremy Hiers, OSA I am excited to announce a new series of blog posts which will invite us to reflect together on the new chapter of evangelization that Pope…
On December 10th the Augustinians around the world observe Human Rights Day, a day in which the United Nations invites the human family to reflect on the inherent dignity, equality,…
How can we understand God? Â In this first book of his Confessions, Saint Augustine explores the existence of God and how creation relates to him. Â He begins with a reflection…
Mary, Mother of Captives, give us your compassion for those in prison. Mend in mercy the broken in mind and memory. Soften the hard of heart, the captives of anger.…
by Brian Dwyer On this 5th World Day of the Poor, Pope Francis elaborates on Jesus' message in Mark 14:7, "the poor you will always have with you." Pope Francis…
Good Jesus, if only I could, for love of you, give food to all the poor! Lord, if only I could visit every hospital and serve the sick, if only…
During its General Chapter of 2019, the Order of Saint Augustine made a commitment to promote education, reflection, and action to care for our common home. United to the concern…
Dear Saint Rita, messenger of peace and herald of reconciliation, despite hardship and suffering you lived the Gospel message of compassion and forgiveness and showed the power of love to…
In response to its commitment to promote the dignity of all human persons and immigration reform, the Augustinians have developed petitions to be used throughout the week as part of…
