Author name: Fr Terence Spiteri

Augustinian Cardinal Elected as the New Pope of the Catholic Church

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The Maltese Augustinian Province joyfully welcomes the news of the election of H.E. Cardinal Robert F. Prevost O.S.A. as Bishop of Rome and Shepherd of the Universal Church, now taking the name Leo XIV. In this spirit, we unite with the entire Augustinian Order around the world and with the Universal Church, giving thanks to the Lord for calling this brother of ours in the Augustinian religious life to such […]

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AMIGOS Plant Sale for Augustinian Missions in Perù

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Every plant you purchase helps support our Augustinian Mission in Iquitos. Thanks to your participation, we will be able to help poor families live better lives — by providing mattresses to sleep on and clean water to drink.For more details about our mission, please visit: AMIGOS How to Order: Pick-Up Information:📍 Pick-up Location: St Augustine College, Secondary Campus, Guardamangia Hill, Pietà📞 Pick-up: Please call 79255936 before coming.(Kindly bring your confirmation

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The Augustinian Institute holds the 26th Annual Lecture

/ Cultural Dialogues and Encounters, Formation, Laity, News, Paceville & St Julians

On Wednesday 26th and Thursday 27th March, the Augustinian Institute, in collaboration with the Faculty of Theology and the Foundation for Theological Studies of the Archdiocese of Malta, organised the 26th Saint Augustine Lecture. The Saint Augustine Lecture is an annual event in which internationally renowned professors are invited to present various themes, usually related to Patristic or Christian Antiquity. This year’s two lectures were given by Dr Marie Pauliat,

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Art Exhibition at the Museum and St. Mark’s Convent in Rabat

/ Cultural Dialogues and Encounters, News, Rabat & Baħrija

“Standing, the Mother wept beside her suffering Son” is an exhibition of artistic statues of Our Lady of Sorrows at the Museum located in our Convent in Rabat. This artistic exhibition features works by both Maltese and foreign artists. The exhibition will be open on the following days: This artistic initiative at our Convent will continue with another exhibition, this time showcasing paintings related to the Lenten season by artist

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Fr. Ġulju Bonniċi O.S.A. – 75 years of Priestly Ministry

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In the celebration of Tuesday 25th March  morning’s mass, the Community of the House for retired Clergy in Birkirkara, together with the Augustinian Community gave thanks to the Lord on the 75th anniversary of the Priestly Ordination of Fr. Ġulju Bonniċi. Fr. Ġulju was born in Valletta almost a hundred years ago and began his novitiate in the Order of Saint Augustine on the 23rd November 1941. The following year

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Live-in preparation for the Camino de Santiago

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It’s your road and yours alone. Others may walk it with you, but no one else can walk it for you. This quote resonates deeply with pilgrims of the Camino de Santiago. This summer, a group of educators from St. Augustine College will embark on the spiritual and adventurous journey of the famous Camino de Santiago. Led by Fr. Terence Spiteri OSA, we recently participated in a team-building live-in to

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The Augustinian Friars gather for a moment of reflection

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On Wednesday, 19th March, the Augustinian friars gathered for a morning of reflection at The Santa Rita Priory, St Julians, linked to this time of Lent. The morning began with a reflection delivered by Fr Jimmy Bonnici, Rector of the Archbishop’s Seminary. In his reflections Fr Jimmy shared with the friars interesting insights inspired by different valleys mentioned in the Holy Scriptures. The session was followed by a coffee break

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