When spending time in natural parks, or when gazing up the beauty of a starry sky observable from a place without light pollution, or merely witnessing a sunset in which…
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…
by Jeremy Hiers, OSA A few days ago I was driving home from work in crowded south Philadelphia. Just as I turned down a narrow one-way street about two blocks…
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:…
How does one "begin" the journey to sustainable living? This post identifies 5 mobile apps that can be helpful: Ecosia, EcoCRED, Recycle Coach, Green Choice, and LiveGreen.
What can the Rule of Augustine teach us today about how to build a more just society? Poverty, war, oppression, inequality, mass incarceration, and discrimination are some of the many social…
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…
by Paul Graham, OSA The United Nations Climate Change Conference is coming to a close. Was it good or bad? Like the curate’s egg, a bit of both. The fact…
Discover how the Augustinians of the Midwest Province are working to eliminate poverty in the U.S. and around the world as we highlight the food pantry at St. Rita parish,…
There is a lot of debate in our world today about the extent and root causes of the current ecological crisis. However, there is little debate about the fact that…
Below is a list of opportunities the Augustinians have identified to gain knowledge and awareness of the environmental crisis. The Catholic University of Trujillo offers a free online course on…
I will love you, Lord, in every way and without setting limits to my love. You set no limits to what you have done for me, you have not measured…