Order of St. Augustine (OSA)

The Order of St. Augustine (OSA) is a Catholic religious community founded in the 13th century that follows the teachings and rule of St. Augustine of Hippo. Members, called Augustinians, dedicate their lives to prayer, community living, and service. They emphasize a balanced approach to spirituality, combining contemplation and active ministry. The OSA operates monasteries, churches, and educational institutions worldwide, serving both spiritual needs and social justice initiatives. Their goal is to live out the Gospel through community life, prayer, and service, fostering a deeper connection with God and helping others grow in faith.