but I ask you to heal and open my ears.
So that I can hear your voice.
you'll stop talking with love;
if you shout, you'll shout with love;
if you correct, you'll correct with love.
it has the feet to hasten to the poor and needy.
It has eyes to see the misery and want.
It has the ears to hear the sighs and sorrows of people.
This is what love looks like.
whose temples you have become.
my strength and in the name of the Lord,
I also have friends who have accepted
to follow the same ideal.
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The Order of Hermits of Saint Augustine (Augustinians) is a religious order of brothers (many of whom are ordained priests) within the Catholic Church. The Order was founded in 1256 under the Rule of Saint Augustine.
Aqra l-messaġġ ta' P. Leslie Gatt osa, Pirjol Provinċjali:
Kull sena l-festa ta’ Santu Wistin hija okkażjoni biex infakkru u niċċelebraw figura tant għal qalbna. Aktar minn hekk, hija opportunita biex inħarsu b’sentiment imġedded l-ispirtu u l-mixja mħeġġa tal-fidi li dan il-Qaddis – li aħna nqisuh bħala l-missier spiritwali tagħna – qasam mal-aħwa fil-Knisja. Fil-mixja tiegħu u fl-esperjenza qawwija li għex, insibu l-identità tagħna bħala mgħammdin u bħala Agostinjani. Dan huwa l-ispirtu li mhux biss jispirana biex inġeddu s-sejħa partikolari tagħna, imma jħeġġiġna fl-appartenenza tagħna għall-komunità wiesgħa tal-fidi: il-Knisja.
Il-Pirjol Ġenerali, fil-messaġġ tiegħu għall-Festa ta’ din is-sena, fakkarna f’dak li l-Papa Ljun XIV qal lill-Aħwa Agostinjani miġbura f’Pavia f’Ġunju li għadda: “Santu Wistin mhux tagħna, imma tal-Knisja,” u jkompli jgħid li dak li għandu jkun verament tagħna hija “il-missjoni li nwassluh lill-oħrajn fil-Knisja”. Ir-responsabbiltà tagħna, għalhekk, hija l-ewwel u qabel kollox li nħallu l-ispirtu, it-tagħlim u l-esperjenza qawwija ta’ ħajtu jimlewna b’ħeġġa fil-mixja tagħna wara l-Mulej Ġesù, biex mimlijin biH ikollna x’naqsmu flimkien u mal-Knisja.
Il-Missjoni li nwasslu lil Santu Wistin lill-Knisja
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Read the message of our Prior Provincial Fr Leslie Gatt osa,
Every year, the feast of Saint Augustine is an occasion for us to remember and celebrate a person who is so dear to our hearts. Moreover, it is an opportunity to look with a renewed sense of appreciation, at the spirit and the passionate journey of faith which this Saint, whom we were given as our spiritual father, shared with his brethren in the Church. In his journey and in the profound experience which he lived, we find our identity both as baptised and as Augustinians. This is the spirit which not only inspires us to renew our particular vocation, but also encourages us in our belonging to the wider community of faith: the Church.
In his message for this year’s Feast, the Prior General reminded us of what Pope Leo XIV said to the Augustinian friars gathered in Pavia last June: “Saint Augustine is not ours, but belongs to the Church,” and he goes on to say that what should truly be ours is “the mission of bringing him to the Church.” Our responsibility, therefore, is first and foremost to allow the spirit, teaching, and profound experience of his life to fill us with enthusiasm in our journey following the Lord Jesus, so that, filled with Him, we may have something to share with one another and with the Church.
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Happy Feast Fr Leslie and to all Augustinian community
Il-festa t-tajba.
Il-festa t-tajba lilek u lill-komunita agostinjana 🙏
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St Augustine Parish Church – Valletta
| Monday – Friday | 6.00am 7.10am 9.30am 7.15pm |
| Saturday | 6.00am 9.30am 7.15pm |
| Sunday | 7.30am 9.30am 10.45am 7.15pm |
St Nicholas of Tolentine Church – Tarxien
| Monday – Friday | 6.30am 8.30am 6.00pm |
| Saturday | 6.30am 8.30am 6.30pm |
| Sunday | 7.00am 8.30am 10.00am |
St Mark’s Church – Rabat
| Monday – Saturday | 6.00pm |
| Sunday | 10.00am |
St Martin of Tours Church – Baħrija
| Monday – Friday | 6.00pm (Winter) 6.30pm (Summer) |
| Saturday | 5.30pm (Winter) 6.00pm (Summer) |
| Sunday | 7.00am 9.00am |
St Anthony Abbot Chapel Verdala Palace – Buskett
| Saturday | 6.30pm |
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church – Paceville
| Monday – Friday | 7.30am 6.30pm |
| Saturday | 7.30am 6.30pm 9.00pm |
| Sunday | 7.30am 9.00am 11.30am (English) |
St Rita Chapel – St Julians
| Monday – Friday | 8.30am |
| Saturday | 7.00pm |
| Sunday | 10.00am |
St Augustine Church – Victoria Gozo
| Monday – Saturday | 7.00am |
| Sunday | 7.00am |