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Visit of Mons Anton Teuma to the Augustinian Community of Gozo

/ News, Victoria (Gozo)

As part of the Pastoral Visit he is making in the Diocese of Gozo, on Tuesday 22 October H.E. Mons Anton Teuma visited the Augustinian Community who lives and serves in Victoria. Also present at the meeting was the Prior Provincial P. Leslie Gatt O.S.A.. In the meeting, Mons Teuma conveyed his appreciation for the presence of the religious communities in the Church in Gozo as well as for the […]

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A group of Augustinians gather for a few days of retreat

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Between the 14th and 18th of October a group of Augustinian religious gathered for their annual retreat at Stella Maris House in Żebbuġ Gozo. During these days the friars had the opportunity to stop from their daily routine and live moments of more silence, prayer, reflection and sharing, accompanied by Fr Richard Nazzereno Farrugia who serves as Archpriest of Xaghra. For several years he also worked as Rector of the

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Opening of The Saint Augustine Priory Interpretation Center during the Notte Bianca

/ News, St Augustine Parish Valletta

The Saint Augustine Priory of Valletta in collaboration with the Fondazzjoni Soċjo-Kulturali Ambjentali Augustina are approaching the completion of the extensive restoration project of the beutiful Priory on the site that the Augustinian friars owned since the establishment of the new City, Valletta in the late 16th Century. On Saturday 5 October, during the Notte Bianca, the Project was reopened after years of work and restoration both on the exterior

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New Head of Secondary

/ Education, News

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Ms Karen Piscopo as the new Head of Secondary at St Augustine College. With a distinguished career in education and a deep commitment to the values of St. Augustine and Church School values, Ms Karen brings a positive blend of academic excellence and spiritual guidance to our Secondary community. Her dedication to nurturing both the intellectual, moral and spiritual development of our

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Eucharistic Celebration at the beginning of the scholastic year

/ Education, News

St. Augustine College kicked off the new academic year with a special Eucharist on Friday, 20th September. The entire school educational community, including students, parents, and staff from both the primary and secondary campuses, gathered at the Parish Church of Christ the King in Paola. This heartwarming celebration was filled with prayers, symbols, and reflections. Thanks to the collaborative efforts of the College’s Air Scouts, Stage Crew, altar servers, Chaplaincy

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Moving On Live-in

/ News, Youth Ministry

Our former Year 11s recently took part in the ‘Moving On’ live-in as they began a new chapter in their lives. The event was filled with meaningful discussions, reflection, team-building activities, moments of prayer, and plenty of fun! A perfect way to celebrate 11 years at our college and look ahead to the future.

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The Augustinian Friars meet for St Augustine’s Feast

/ News, St Augustine Parish Valletta

On Wednesday 28 August the Augustinian friars met in the morning for a moment of prayer in Saint Augustine Church, Valletta and afterwards they continued to celebrate the feast of Saint Augustine with a fraternal meal in the refectory of the same convent. It was an informal and beautiful moment in which the brothers could get together for the festivities of Santa Monica and Saint Augustine! For this moment there

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9 days walking to Santiago

/ News, Youth Ministry

A different but powerful experience is that of the Camino de Santiago. 5 young people together with fr Terence Spiteri osa walked from Portugal to Spain (200Km in 9 days). Every morning they started walking early, always with a moment of prayer and reflection. They walked about 20/30Km a day until they reached the next village where they would sleep that night to get up again the next day and

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