Liturgy of the Hours: Proper Offices of Augustinian Saints and Blesseds

January 3	Saint Fulgentius bishop
January 16	Commemoration of the deceased relatives of members of the Order
January 23	Blessed Josephine Mary of Beniganim virgin
February 3	Blessed Stephen Bellesini priest	Memorial
February 13	Blessed Christine of Spoleto Augustinian laywoman
February 16	Blessed Simon of Cascia priest
March 19	Saint. Joseph Husband of Mary, Protector of the Order	Solemnity
April 23	Blessed Helen of Udine Augustinian laywoman
April 24	Conversion of our Holy Father Augustine	Feast
April 26	Our Mother of Good Counsel	Feast
May 16	Saints Alypius and Possibius bishops
May 18	Blessed William of Toulouse priest
May 19	Blessed Clement of Osimo and Augustine of Tarano priests
May 22	Saint Rita of Cascia religious	Feast
June 12	Saint John of Sahagun priest	Memorial
July 16	Blessed Magadalene Albrici virgin
August 12	Blessed John of Rieti religious
August 17	Saint Clare of Monefalco virgin	Memorial
August 19	Blessed Ezekiel Moreno bishop	Memorial
August 26	Saints Liberatus, Boniface and companions martyrs
August 27	Saint Monnica Mother of Augustine	Feast
August 28	Our Holy Father, Augustine bishop and doctor of the church	Solemnity
September 4	Our Mother of Consolation	Feast
September 20	Saint Nicholas of Tolentine priest	Feast
September 19	Blessed Alfonso de Orozco priest
September 28	The Japanese Martyrs	Memorial
October 20	Saint Thomas of Villanova bishop	Feast
October 16	Saint William the Hermit and Blessed John the Good religious
October 19	Commemoration of deceased benefactors of the Order
October 21	Blessed Gonzalo of Lagos priest
October 25	Saint John Stone, martyr	Memorial
November 6	Commemoration of the deceased of the Order
November 13	Commemoration of all saints of the Order	Feast
November 28	Blessed Gratia of Kotor religious
November 29	Blessed Fredrick of Regensburg religious
December 12	Blessed James of Viterbo bishop

Who was St. Augustine? Why is he so important to Villanova University? How can an African bishop who lived in the in the 4th century be relevant to our lives today?

The resources assembled on this web site will give visitors brief answers to these questions and encourage deeper exploration of one of the most significant Christian thinkers in the Western world.

As you make your through the variety of paths this website offers, we invite you to discover what they may have to offer you as you make your own spiritual journey at Villanova. As an Augustinian university, we hope that members of the campus community will find particular help in the resources provided at Augustine's values. For those whose interests focus on teaching and learning, we provide material on Augustine's perspective and pedagogy. And in "Resources for Restless Hearts" one will discover a variety of suggestions for developing and sustaining an Augustinian spirituality.

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