The Order of St Augustine

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The Order of St. Augustine (Augustinians) is an order of brothers
- many of whom are priests - within the Catholic Church.
The Order was founded in two successive stages (1244 and 1256)
when groups of religious living in Tuscany were united to form the Order
under the rule and spiritual inspiration of St. Augustine.
Today there are over 2,700 Augustinians serving in around
40 countries in the various continents.
We are from the Province of England and Scotland.

Clare Priory's 2012 Retreat Programme

Harborne's Beatles Night Fundraiser

Concentrating the Mind

The Province of England & Scotland

Youth Ministry: Reflect on 'Saints making Saints'

We are the Province of England and Scotland
of the Order of Saint Augustine. The Order,
named after Saint Augustine of Hippo (died AD 430),
are several Catholic monastic orders and congregations
of both men and women living according to a guide
to religious life known as the Rule of Saint Augustine.
Our Monastic Order is subject to the jurisdiction
of the Prior General (of the Order).
This web site also represents lay fraternities and societies established under the name and teaching
of Saint Augustine in the Province.

Provincial Council: 'Towards a Province Vision for Youth'