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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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The Augustinian Sisters of Mozambique: Training and Welcoming Amidst Cyclones and Terrorists
Amidst the joyful hustle of the community and the thatched huts, with millet porridge and chapati as breakfast for the entire day, the...
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The Prior General after his visit to the Province of Germany: "It is a great blessing to spend time with our novices"
During the first week of September, Father Alejandro Moral had the opportunity to visit 36 religious and novices in five of the...
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The Augustinian Federation of Africa in its most recent meeting: ‘Obedience is valid for all ages and for all life’
On the occasion of the commemoration of the conversion of St Augustine, the Augustinian Federation of Africa met in the city of Lomé, Togo, as that young community informed the Assistant General for Africa, Father Eduard Daleng. This lively event took place in the community of St Rita of the Augustinian friars, and was attended by nine congregations in total, seven female and two male: the Sisters of St Augustine (Benin), the Sisters of St Thomas of Villanova (Benin, France
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The Casolani marriage or how to live "extraordinarily well in the ordinary of everyday life"
Last Friday, July 5th, the diocesan inquiries into the cause of beatification and canonization of the married couple Henry and Inez...
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The Province of San Juan de Sahagún leaves "strengthened and united in mission" after its last Ordinary Chapter
On Monday, July 8, the II Ordinary Provincial Chapter of the Province of St. John of Sahagún began at the Fray Luis de León Residence in...
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San Juan de Sahagún, apostle of peace and of the Eucharist
In June 1479 in Salamanca, Spain, the Augustinian priest St. John of Sahagún or St. Facundo, a friend of the poor and of those who lived oppressed and forgotten by all, died. He was born 49 years ago in the province of Leon that gives his name, Sahagun, of the noble Gonzalez family. The eldest son of seven siblings, his parents prayed, fasted and did works of charity to ask God for a son like him. The story of this saint, canonized in 1690, resembles in part that of St. Anth
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A capitular and assembly summer in the USA
Throughout the month of June the Augustinians in the United States have been immersed in various assembly and chapter processes that have...
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