Order of Saint Augustine
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Sep 28, 2026
Jason NunezHOST
Falling into prayerful raptures, especially at Mass, he'd apologize to those who witnessed this, promising to try to repair his, quote, fault.
Jason NunezHOST
Tomás taught moral philosophy for two years in Salamanca, where his, quote, thirst for the science of the saints led him to join the Augustinian order in the year 1516.
Jason NunezHOST
On his 30th birthday, he received the Augustinian habit.
Jason NunezHOST
He was ordained a priest in the year 1520.
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Jason NunezHOST
There were many recorded examples of his supernatural gifts, such as multiplying food and healing the sick.
Jason NunezHOST
Numerous miracles have been attributed to his intercession before and after his death.
Jason NunezHOST
He is the namesake of several well-known and distinguished institutions of higher learning, including Villanova University in Philadelphia, founded and still administered by the Augustinian Order, St. Thomas University in Miami Gardens, Florida, Universidad Católica de Santo Tomás de Villanueva in Havana, Cuba, and Villanova College, a Catholic school for boys in Brisbane, Australia.
Jason NunezHOST
What a story, what a life well lived.
Richard BoyleHOST
Thomas was brilliant.
Richard BoyleHOST
He studied at the University of Alcalá and became a professor of philosophy before entering the Augustinian order in his 30s.
Richard BoyleHOST
He quickly became known as an exceptional preacher and eventually served in leadership positions within the order.
Richard BoyleHOST
Then, in 1544, he was appointed Archbishop of Valencia.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
Thank you.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
Um, you're, um, The first is going to be your order of St. Augustine, where you get the heart and the flaming.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
And so, you know, that's going to be a huge thing that that represents.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
A lot of times it's common to see an arrow through there.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
But what's the deeper meaning there? like of that symbology.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
And when you, you'll get certain areas that are marked for certain things with your order of St. Augustine, you know, that's going to be your sovereign military, but even notice how like in their imagery of their buildings notice the the horns the v shape um you know and where does that all go back to what are the more ancient and you're gonna get your, um, your Celine and your, your Celine convents.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
Notice that we've seen some of this imagery.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
Um, you get certain words, the solo deo gloria, you get that four pointed cross and this, sometimes they'll use this to represent the four leaf flowers in the imagery.
Veronica DudoHOST
Today, the Holy Father met with members of the Leo XIV International Study Center.
Veronica DudoHOST
It's an initiative of the Augustinian Order to answer the Pope's call to rediscover the Church's social doctrine.
Veronica DudoHOST
He encouraged members to draw inspiration from the values of authentic humanism that can build fraternal relationships by being open to the Creator.
Pope Leo XIVSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
At the cost of swimming against the tide, your mission of hope consists of promoting, in Italy and throughout the world, formation for public and political life conceived as a service to the common good, responsibility toward the community, and the building of relationships based on solidarity, justice, and peace.
IreneHOST
In 1983, he began a long sojourn as a missionary in Peru, the cradle of liberation theology, where he would learn the lessons that would determine the social and political meaning of his ministry.
IreneHOST
Appointments and the leadership of the Augustinian Order drew him away from Peru in 1999, before he returned in 2015 as a Peruvian citizen and Bishop of Chiclayo until 2023.
IreneHOST
Pope Francis called him to Rome to be prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops that year.
IreneHOST
He made the 68-year-old a cardinal.
Dirk Hoffmann-BeckingHOST
So he was clearly impressed by this athlete of Christ who has taken the gates of paradise by storm and tried to emulate him.
Dirk Hoffmann-BeckingHOST
The Augustinian Order was a mendicant order, like the Franciscans and the Dominicans.
Dirk Hoffmann-BeckingHOST
They were based in cities, they were active in the ministry, they were preachers, teachers and they were looking after the sick.
Dirk Hoffmann-BeckingHOST
So there weren't monks who lived in abbeys, secluded from the rest of society.
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Dirk Hoffmann-BeckingHOST
There are the graves of St. Peter and of St. Paul, the major and minor basilicas, filled to the brim with the remains of early saints, etc., etc., Martin Luther went to Rome in 1510 or 1511.
Dirk Hoffmann-BeckingHOST
It was not primarily a pilgrimage, but a diplomatic mission.
Dirk Hoffmann-BeckingHOST
Internal conflict had broken out within the Augustinian order in Germany and Luther was chosen as an emissary to the general of the order, who was based in Rome, to plead their case.
Dirk Hoffmann-BeckingHOST
While in Rome he did the obligatory circuit of the seven major basilicas, as well as the Scala Santa, the stairs of the palace of Pontius Pilate, where Jesus had been presented to the people and that had been transferred to Rome by angels.
Erin BurnettHOST
It's called Freedom Under Grace: Reflections on the Spiritual Tradition that Formed Me, and it's a collection of his writings, his homilies, uh, from 2001 to 2013.
Erin BurnettHOST
At that time, he was overseeing the Order of St. Augustine in Rome, which is so central to his papacy.
Erin BurnettHOST
The man who has that job now is Father Joe Farrell.
Erin BurnettHOST
He's been close friends with Pope Leo for more than 20 years.
Johnny Baptist TumusimeHOST
We have a report.
Devin WatkinsCORRESPONDENT
According to a press release from Penguin Random House, the book contains addresses, homilies, and personal writings from Father Robert Prevost's time as Prior General of the Order of St. Augustine, revealing the why behind his contemplative responses.
Devin WatkinsCORRESPONDENT
The future Pope Leo XIV invites readers to sit at the table as if in real time, responding to the aftermath of 9/11, emerging political ideologies, and the Church's response to poverty and human rights conflicts.
Devin WatkinsCORRESPONDENT
Drawing from the work of St. Augustine, whom he calls his spiritual father, notes the press release, Pope Leo advances a vision for life rooted in community, solidarity, and service to marginalized communities.
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