James R. Wetzel, PhD
Director
News & Events

Meet Our Staff
Fr. Allan Fitzgerald, OSA
Director of Special Projects
Paul A. Camacho, PhD
Associate Director
Colleen Mitchell, PhD
Associate Director of Outreach
Ian Clausen, PhD
Editor, Augustinian Studies
Anna Monserrate
Sr. Admin. Assistant
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Augustinian Institute
451 SAC Building
Villanova University
800 Lancaster Ave. Villanova PA 19085
610.519.4780
610.519.6098 Fax
We are located in SAC 451 | 610.519.4780 | 610.519.6098 Fax
Dr. James Wetzel
Director
Fr. Allan Fitzgerald, OSA
Director of Special Projects
Dr. Colleen Mitchell
Director of Outreach
Dr. Paul Camacho
Associate Director
Dr. Ian Clausen
Editor of Augustinian Studies
Anna Monserrate
Sr. Administrative Assistant
Phone: 610.519.4780
Fax: 610.519.6098
We are located in:
SAC 451
Phone: 610.519.4780;
Fax: 610.519.6098
Related Links
LetterAugustinianFamily.pdf
1256 – 2006: The 750th Anniversary of the Grand Union of the Order of St. Augustine
Resources
Augustine—Did you know?
Augustine reads Genesis: "Give what I love, for I do love it, and this also you gave me." — (Conf. XI,2,3; 22,28)
354 – 2004: 1650th Anniversary of the Birth of St. Augustine St. Augustine was born in Thagaste, Roman North Africa on 13 November 354. After his conversion and baptism he subsequently became bishop of Hippo where he labored indefatigably as monk, pastor, theologian, and spiritual guide until his death on 28 August 430.
“Let knowledge be used as a kind of scaffolding to help build the edifice of love and understanding, which shall endure forever even after knowledge itself passes away.” — St. Augustine, Letter 55.21.39
354 – 2004: 1650th Anniversary of the Birth of St. Augustine St. Augustine was born in Thagaste, Roman North Africa on 13 November 354. After his conversion and baptism he subsequently became bishop of Hippo where he labored indefatigably as monk, pastor, theologian, and spiritual guide until his death on 28 August 430.