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	The Augustinian Order
		In his 1994 letter to the Friars of the Order commemorating the 750th anniversary of the founding of the Order, Father Miguel Angel Orcasitas, the Prior General of the Order at that time, indicated that from the beginning, St. Augustine was considered the father of the Order.
		The Augustinians have three provinces in the United States: the Villanova or Eastern province, the Midwest or Chicago province, and the California or Western province.
		The Augustinians of the Assumption are a French order.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/1534/osa.html (915 words)

	Augustinians - BibleWiki
		Johannes Zachariae, an Augustinian monk of Eschwege, Provincial of the Order from 1419-1427, and professor of theology at the University of Erfurt, began a reform in 1492.
		Alexander IV freed the order from the jurisdiction of the bishops; Innocent VIII, in 1490, granted to the churches of the order indulgences such as can only be gained by making the Stations at Rome; Pius V placed the Augustinians among the mendicant orders and ranked them next to the Carmelites.
		As to the devotional practices specially connected with the Augustinian Order, and which it has striven to propagate, we may mention the veneration of the Blessed Virgin under the title of "Mother of Good Counsel", whose miraculous picture is to be seen in the Augustinian church at Genazzano in the Roman province.
	bible.tmtm.com /wiki/Augustinians_(Catholic_Encyclopedia) (7069 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Hermits of St. Augustine
		Augustinians and not to be confounded with the Augustinian Canons).
		Augustinian gymnasium at Bedburg in the district of
		Augustinian monks is proved by the care given to their libraries and by the establishment of their own printing-press in their convent at Nuremberg, in 1479, as well as by the numerous learned men produced by the order and still contributing valuable additions to knowledge.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/07281a.htm (7221 words)

	Augustinian Hermits - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The reaction against the inevitable tendencies towards mitigation and relaxation led to a number of reforms that produced upwards of twenty different congregations within the order, each governed by a vicar-general, who was subject to the general of the order.
		The Reformation and later revolutions have destroyed most of the houses of Augustinian Hermits, so that now only about a hundred exist in various parts of Europe and America; in Ireland they are relatively numerous, having survived the penal times.
		The Augustinian school of theology (Noris, Berti) was formed among the Hermits.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Augustinian_Hermits (519 words)

	Augustinians of the Midwest - Catholic Order of St. Augustine
		Augustinians of the Midwest - Catholic Order of St. Augustine
		We Augustinians of the Midwest (Order of St. Augustine), a Roman Catholic religious community, have as our foundation the living of a common life, seeking to be united in mind and heart on the way to God.
		Our Augustinian Order is one of apostolic fraternity, a community of brothers who live with the people of God giving witness to true Christian love and other Gospel values.
	www.midwestaugustinians.org (160 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Augustinians (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		In the Roman Catholic church, a member of any of the religious orders and congregations whose constitutions are based on the Rule of St. Augustine, including the Hospitallers (Knights of Malta) and the Dominican s.
		The order of Augustinian Canons was founded in the 11th century.
		Samuel Johnson and the Augustinian doctrine of salvation.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Augustinians (724 words)

	Augustinians - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Order of the Hermit Friars of Saint Augustine
		The order is in numerical decline in Europe.
		The Augustinian Recollects are established in Taiwan, at Kaohsiung.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Augustinians (5718 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Thomas of Strasburg
		Augustinian Order, born, according to some writers, at Hagenau in Alsace, according to others, at Strasburg; died 1357.
		As general, he undertook the revision of the constitution of his order, and published the revised statutes under the title "Constitutiones Ordinis Sui".
		interested himself also in the promotion of study among the members of his order, and was instrumental in founding at Verona in 1351 a studium generale, or university, for the study of logic, philosophy, and theology.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/14695c.htm (425 words)

	History of the Church
		The arrival in 1262 of the Augustinians in Bohemia (or the “crown lands of St. Wenceslaus”) marked one of the earliest attempts at implanting the Order of St. Augustine among the western Slavs.
		Incidentally, the burial crypt of the Moravian marquises was in the Augustinian Church of Saint Thomas in the city of Brno.
		Although the Augustinians remained orthodox during the Reformation which was slowly gaining ground in Prague, an increasingly hostile atmosphere especially during the reigns of Maximilian II (1564–+1576) and Rudolph II (1576–+1612) exacted its toll on Catholic life and Augustinian observance.
	www.augustiniani.cz /en/history.html (14516 words)

	Hermits of St. Augustine
		On the Discalced Augustinians.-- Andrés de San Nicolas, Historia de los Agustinos descalzos (Madrid, 1664); Sacra Eremus Augustiniana sive de Institutione fratrum Eremitarum excalceatorum O. Aug. (Cambrai, 1658); Pierre de Ste-Helene, Abrege de l'histoire des Augustins dechausses (Rouen, 1672); Andrada, Virorum illustrium...
		On the Hagiology of the Order.-- Staibanus de Taranta, Tempio Eremitano dei Santi e Beati dell' ordine Agostiniano (Naples, 1608); Torelli, Ristretto (Bologna, 1647); Joa.
		On Augustinian Missions.-- Calancha, Cronica moralizada de la orden de San Agustin en el Peru (Barcelona, 1638); Baldani, Vita del fra Diego Ortiz, protomartire nel regno di Peru, martirizzato l'a.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/a/augustinians.html (7448 words)

	Being Church: Augustinian Lay Spirituality (Part 1) \| Agustinong Pinoy
		The lay Augustinian groups we are referring to are those groups whose members consciously take up the Rule of St. Augustine as the main guideline of their Christian life and take on some special "Augustinian" bonds in addition to their baptismal vows as a particular way of expressing their Christian commitment.
		This is not surprising since the Augustinian ideal of common life is inspired by the life of the primitive Christians who were neither religious nor ordained ministers of the priesthood.
		For the Augustinian in the world, this means, not a mere "passive" fidelity to the teaching of the Church, but an "active" one which leads to a progressive appreciation of one's faith and a deeper knowledge of Christ.
	www.agustinongpinoy.net /main/augustinian-lay-spirituality-1 (2585 words)

	The Imperial and Royal Orders of The Holy Roman Empire .
		The Order is a ceremonial dynastic Order of Knighthood and as such is part of the dynastic patrimony of the Imperial and Royal Electoral House and Family of Germany.
		The Order of The Eagle of Este was formally established in the year 1855 by Duke Francis V of Modena, The Insignia of the Order consists of a Cross White and Blue with Gold rim, bearing in the centre the Eagle of Este.
		The Order of The Slaves of Virtue was founded in the year 1662 by Eleanor Gonzaga, Empress of Germany and widow of the Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand III (1637-1657), its purpose was to promote piety and virtue at the Imperial Court.
	almanachdechivalry.com /_wsn/page7.html (4471 words)

	Augustinian Recollects - The Order (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The Order of Augustinian Recollects (OAR) is an international Catholic religious organization with administrative headquarters in Rome, Italy.
		The Generalate: The canonical head of the Order, the Prior General, together with his Council, known as the General Curia, are located in the newer part of Rome known as EUR (Exposizione Universale Romana).
		The provinces are named after Augustinian saints who serve as the special patrons for their members.
	www.augustinianrecollects.org /order.html (543 words)

	Vocations in the Augustinian Order.
		When a person enters the Order of St. Augustine he is not expected to cut himself off from the world but to become part of a community that brings life and hope to society.
		Here you have a formal introduction to Augustinian life: a year of focus on spiritual growth and internal aspects of life as an Augustinian religious.
		The Augustinian vocations team (Fr Stefan Park and Fr George Donaghy) hosted a weekend of discernment at Clare Priory from Friday 3rd November to Sunday 5th November for young adults.
	www.augustinians.org.uk /vocations.html (388 words)

	Villanova College Coorparoo - St Augustine
		Augustinian schools and universities are also found in South America, Belgium, Spain, Germany, Holland, Ireland, India, England and the Philippines.
		In the educational works, lay teachers are called to assume world wide responsibility for the Augustinian nature of the ministry through their own development and teaming in the Augustinian ideals of education.
		Villanova, as an Augustinian school, invites students, their parents and other friends of the College to grow in knowledge and appreciation of its Augustinian traditions.
	www.users.bigpond.com /sarob/map/StAugustine.html (293 words)

	Augustinian Horrizons: The Augustinian Religious Life
		Focusing on the more contemplative dimension of the Augustinian Life, after years of disagreement, struggle, and uneasy peace with the “Order of Saint Augustine”, they were constituted an independant Order in 1912 by Pope Pius X. They work in 20 nations, with a prevalence of Spanish language.
		This branch is known as: “The Secular Augustinian Fraternity” (S.O.A.R.), “The Oblates of Saint Augustine” (Ob.S.A.), “The Secular Order of Saint Augustine” (S.O.S.A.), “Third Order Augustinian” (T.O.A.) or Tertiaries.
		Mastering interiority and contemplation, the Augustinian manifests the fruits of such contemplation by a peaceful communion with the universal Church.
	www.angelfire.com /pa5/augustinian2 (1998 words)

	Blessed Clement of Osimo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		This was the region of the Augustinian Orderwhich produced Saint Nicholas of Tolentino.
		The results of their combined efforts were the Constitutions of Regensburg (Ratisborn), which guided the Augustinian Order in its legislation until the Council of Trent.
		Clement was a great promoter of studies in the Augustinian Order, and did much to foster a spirit of unity and universality among the still newly united congregations.
	www.osa-west.org /blessedclementofosimo.html (407 words)

	Augustiniana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Norbertus Teeuwen (1910-1973) founded the Augustinian Historical Institute in 1951 in order to give a concrete shape to the study of the history of the Augustinian Order and the spirituality of Saint Augustine.
		The Augustinian Priory of Saint Thomas of Villanova at Heverlee-Louvain became its centre.
		The Augustinian bibliography (Répertoire bibliographique de saint Augustin 1950-1960), edited by Tarsicius J. van Bavel OSA and F. van der Zande OSA, is continued by Jozef Van Houtem OSA.
	www.augustiniana.net /en/colofon/colofon_03.htm (216 words)

	Guide for an Augustinian Way of Life
		We are Augustinians by the fact that we have committed ourselves, according to our particular state in life, whether that of a lay person or that of a priest, to search for and to announce God and his kingdom in conformity with the charism of Saint Augustine.
		Augustinian spirituality requires us to promote a fraternal distribution of goods which will show that we all believe ourselves to be friends and brothers in Jesus Christ under the fatherhood of God[29].
		In order to carry out our mission suitably and move ahead on the way to holiness with both determination and joyfulness[34], it is necessary to live in union with Christ, keeping him ever in view.
	www.angelfire.com /pa5/augustinian5 (5170 words)

	Augustinian Third Order
		The Oblates of Saint Augustine exists is a community of Catholic-Christian men and women seeking to live their Christian lives according to the prayers, traditions and spirituality of Saint Augustine and the Holy Rule of life which he wrote.
		This site is the “cyber home” for those Augustinian “Servants of God” who unite with other like minded servants to follow the Rule of Augustine in order to better live their respective Christian vocations.
		Augustinian spirituality is a tremendous gift to the life of the Church.
	groups.msn.com /AugustinianThirdOrder (322 words)

	Augustinians, Province of Saint Thomas of Villanova
		The Augustinians of the Province of Saint Thomas of Villanova minister up and down the East Coast of the United States, as well as internationally in Peru, Japan and South Africa.
		Discover on these pages the many ways that you can deepen your own lived experience of Augustinian spirituality...
		Augustinians, Province of Saint Thomas of Villanova
	www.augustinian.org (309 words)

	ireland.com - The Irish Times - Tue, May 16, 2006 - Augustinian priests apologise for concelebrated Easter Mass (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The three Augustinian priests who concelebrated Mass with a Church of Ireland rector in Drogheda on Easter Sunday, in commemoration of the 1916 Rising and the Battle of the Somme, have apologised unreservedly to Catholic Church authorities and given an undertaking not to do so again, writes Patsy McGarry, Religious Affairs Correspondent.
		A statement released by the Augustinian Order last night read: "The Irish Province of the Augustinian Order deeply regrets the pain, confusion and damage caused as a result of the Easter Sunday Eucharistic celebration at its church in Drogheda.
		I have received correspondence from Fr Goode, Fr O'Donovan and Fr Hession, and I note in particular their undertaking to respect the discipline of the church regarding the celebration of the Eucharist in future.
	www.ireland.com /newspaper/frontpage/2006/0516/2821719219HM1MASS.html (375 words)

	Augustinian Laity
		We, as lay Christian and as lay affiliated members of the Augustinian Order are in the midst of these changes which are conditioning not only our daily life but the way we look at the Church and our role in it.
		When we arrived at the Augustinian Curia in the Vatican in October 2003 to participate in our first meeting of the Commission set up to organize the forthcoming International Augustinian Congress for the Laity we did not know what to expect.
		No doubt, those participating both lay and religious are deeply interested in organizing a successful Congress that would bring to the forefront not only the issues but also the challenges that the Augustinian order is today facing in the 21st century.
	www.millenniumchapel.org /Default.aspx?tabid=831 (472 words)

	NGO: Augustinian - 01 \| St Augustine of Hippo \| Order of St Augustine
		The Order of Saint Augustine is associated with the United Nations as a Non-Governmental Organisation.
		The Augustinian Order intends that its UN association be marked by a close working relationship with the Holy See, as well as by ecumenical and inter-faith collaboration.
		The Augustinian team at the UN has drawn up a mission statement which has been approved by the central governance of the Augustinian Order.
	www.augnet.org /default.asp?ipageid=478 (383 words)

	History of THE AUGUSTINIAN ORDER
		This union established the Order in a modern-day sense because it entailed a radical change of life-style in that it ocassioned the movement of the friars in to city areas where they supported themselves by begging.
		The Augustinians were able in 1953 to return to their old house, Clare Priory, the first home they had founded in England seven hundred years before.
		The Order has parishes in London [Hammersmith and Hoxton], Birmingham, Clare Priory [Suffolk], Woodvale, Southport and Dundee; and a school in Carlise which is an independent Day School.
	www.davidsemporium.co.uk /st.marys/history5.html (872 words)

	Augustinian - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Augustinians, religious orders of the Roman Catholic church that follow a rule of community life derived originally from the sermons of Saint...
		- of St. Augustine: relating to St. Augustine of Hippo, his teachings, or any of the Christian religious orders living according to his rule or system of monastic life.
		- follower of Augustine or his rule: a follower of St. Augustine of Hippo, especially a member of one of the religious orders living...
	encarta.msn.com /Augustinian.html (100 words)

	The Arthur J. Ennis Fellowships
		The Fellowships are named for Father Arthur J. Ennis, O.S.A. (1922-1994), a noted scholar of the history of the Augustinian Order and former chair of Villanova University’s Department of Theology and Religious Studies from 1968 to 1977.
		In addition to editing three volumes on the History of Augustinian Order, published by The Augustinian Historical Institute of Villanova University, Father Ennis translated from Spanish The Augustinian in the Middle Ages 1256-1356, by David Gutierrez and published numerous works of his own.
		Villanova is a Roman Catholic University founded by and related to the Augustinian Order.
	www.villanova.edu /artsci/vcle/fellowships/ennis.htm (452 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Augustinian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Mendel, Gregor Johann (1822–84) An Austrian Augustinian monk who is credited with founding the science of genetics, based on his experiments breeding peas in the monastery garden at Brünn (now Brno).
		His theological disputes with leading Dominicans and his translations caused him to be imprisoned...
		Malebranche's philosophy is a highly original synthesis of Cartesian and Augustinian thought.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Augustinian&Offset=10 (721 words)

	The Church in Britain
		The Augustinian order (also known as Austin Canons, or Black Canons) came to England and established themselves at St. Botolph's Priory at Colchester, c.
		The monastic "rule" followed by the Augustinians was that of St. Augustine of Hippo and was not particularly austere.
		Each of the Austin Canons was a priest and as such was not bound to his house, but was free to have outside responsibilities, such as to a parish.
	www.britannia.com /church/augustin.html (158 words)

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