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Pope Leo XIV’s Historic Algeria Pilgrimage: A Son of Augustine Calls for Humility and Peace
Pope Leo XIV concluded a landmark two-day apostolic visit to Algeria on April 14, 2026.
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Blessing of Colegio San Agustín, La Chorrera, Panama
Blessing of Saint Augustine School in Costa Verde, La Chorrera, Augustinian Province of the Sacred Heart of Jesus of Panama and Costa Rica.
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The General Curia launches a new platform to connect principals and educators across the Order's entire educational network
The International Commission for Apostolate and Evangelization of the Order of Saint Augustine has launched the Educatio Augustiniana platform. Its objective is to provide professionals from Augustinian educational centers worldwide with an interactive and collaborative experience, enabling users to connect, become acquainted, share content and resources, and collaborate on projects. The platform is currently in its initial implementation phase, offering access to the princip
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The Order of Saint Augustine organizes a congress on Education and Artificial Intelligence in the Philippines
"As Augustinian educators, we guide our students toward an encounter with the True Teacher." The University of San Agustin in Iloilo (USA), Philippines, hosted the first international congress on education held in the Asia-Pacific region. Over five days, more than two hundred participants from various continents —academics, directors, teachers, and pastoral agents from educational centers of the Order worldwide— reflected on the risks and opportunities Artificial Intelligence
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We spoke with the new president of the Augustinianum: “The best patrologues taught at the Pontifical Institute”
On September 25, the appointment of Father Juan Antonio Cabrera Montero as the new president of the Pontifical Augustinianum Patristic Institute was announced After 24 years crossing its corridors, coming and going through its classrooms and offices; getting to know its bibliographical heritage during his 11 years in the Library or sharing with his students the thought and theology from Gregory the Great to the iconoclastic polemic of the ninth century, Father Juan Antonio no
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The Patristic brings together scholars of Christian antiquity from 12 different nationalities
From 9th-11th May, the Pontifical Patristic Institute Augustinianum hosted the fiftieth routine meeting of scholars of Christian antiquity. A number of scholars from around the world - Italy, Germany, Poland, Canada, Denmark, Spain, Hungary, Malta, Croatia, Argentina, Romania and Austria - met to discuss almost as many different perspectives and opinions on the theme Words to say God; Theological language in Christian antiquity . The three days were spent in a spirit of deep
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