The Augustinians, named after Saint Augustine of Hippo (354-430), are several Christian monastic orders and congregations of both men and women living according to a guide to religious life known as the Rule of Saint Augustine.
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John J. Gavigan has written: 'The Austro-Hungarian province of the Augustinian friars, 1646-1820' -- subject(s): Augustinians, Augustinians. Austro-Hungarian Province 'The Augustinians from the French Revolution to modern times' -- subject(s): Augustinians, History 'The syntax of the Gesta Francorum' -- subject(s): Gesta Francorum et aliorum Hierosolymitanorum, Gesta Francorum et allorum Hierosolymitanorum, Latin language, Syntax
Manuel Leal has written: 'Crysol purificativo' -- subject(s): Augustinians
The Augustinians, who follow the Rule of Saint Augustine of Hippo!!
Emile Morel has written: 'L' abbaye de Saint-Martin-aux-Bois' -- subject(s): Augustinians, Catholic Church, Church history, History 'L'abbaye de Saint-Martin-aux-Bois' -- subject(s): Augustinians, History, Catholic Church, Church history
M. Schrama has written: 'De regel van de liefde' -- subject(s): Augustinians, History 'Augustinus'
There are no Augustinian monks, Augustinians are Friars. They were a long black robe with a black shoulder cape (called a capuce) and a rope cincture.
George Lawless has written: 'Augustine of Hippo and his monastic rule' -- subject(s): Augustinians, History, Monasticism and religious orders, Rules
Elpidio R. Sta. Romana has written: 'State hegemony and the fiscal basis of the state in the Philippines, 1950-1985' -- subject(s): Decentralization in government, Fiscal policy, Taxation
Kaspar Elm has written: 'Die Bulle \\' -- subject(s): Augustinians, History, Williamites (Benedictine) 'Vitasfratrum' -- subject(s): Franciscans, Hermits, History, Monasticism and religious orders
Arthur J. Ennis has written: 'No easy road' -- subject(s): Augustinians, History 'Fray Alonso de la Vera Cruz, O.S.A., 1507-1584'
Augustinians, Panagia Parigoritissa Monastery, Holy Transfiguration Monastery , St Seraphim of Sarov Skete, Ermitage de la Protection de la Mere de Dieu
A friar is a religious who is a member of one of the four mendicant or "begging" orders which includes the Dominicans, Franciscans Carmelites and Augustinians. Unlike a monk, a friar is not cloistered and can be sent into public ministry in varying capacities, from missionary work to be a local confessor.