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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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Kerala marks its recent Chapter with “renewed faith, strengthened unity, and unflinching dedication”
Celebrating Progress and Unity”: Fr Wilson Injarapu, Vicar General of India, shares his impressions of the recent Intermediate Chapter of...
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Pope Francis asks the Augustinians of Merrimack College to continue to foster love and solidarity beyond the ‘perimeter of the classroom’
The president and board of trustees of Merrimack College had a very special experience on the morning of Saturday 11th May when they were...
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El Papa Francisco pide a los agustinos del Merrimack College seguir potenciando el amor y la solidaridad más allá del "perímetro de las aulas"
El Santo Padre, en una audiencia privada en la Sala Clementina, recibió a los directivos del Merrimack College por su trabajo educativo
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The Augustinian friars in the Netherlands: eight centuries of a challenging history
From 21st-23rd April, Prior General, Father Alejandro Moral, together with Bursar General, Father Franz Klein, visited the friars of the...
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450 Years of the Augustinian Nuns of Talavera de la Reina
The Monastery of the Augustinian Nuns of Talavera de la Reina (Toledo) has marked 450 years since its foundation. The anniversary was...
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Augustinians in Philadelphia: unravelling the first home of the Augustinian friars in the US
"The City of Brotherly Love," the moniker by which Philadelphia is fondly known, seems a fitting label for what was the first home of the...
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The children and mothers of San Agustin de Baseco: The Gospel incarnated in the biggest slum of Manila
Among the 80,000 souls that crowd around the Port of Manila, the Augustinians continue to make their mark on the daily life of this immense and labyrinthine slum almost five centuries later. Founded on wooden dykes exposed to the oily surf and tabernacles covered to insulate the Lord from the humidity, Baseco stands in the great plastic bay of the Philippines, a space of marginalisation and neglect where the Augustinians serve their neighbours through a parish church and more
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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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