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NEWS ARCHIVEBelow are the lead-ins for OAR-related
news stories. 4-08 The Augustinian Recollects Welcome His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI 4-08 St. Benedict Youth Mission - It has long been a desideratum at St. Benedict to dedicate more time and attention to the religious formation of parish teenagers and young people. A few months ago Father Joseph Gallardo, Pastor, furthered the creation of a youth choir which sings each Sunday at the evening Mass. He sees that as the initial step in scheduling a weekly youth Mass. More on this story... 3-08 SARs Reflect on Vocation at Regional day of Recollection - The day was clear and sunny as some 100 Secular Augustinian Recollects from the Tagaste, St. John, and St. Cloud chapters arrived in Suffern for the annual Lenten day of recollection on Saturday, March 15. Members of the Union City chapter (St. Nicholas Delegation) could not attend this time around due to other obligations. The topic for this year’s gathering was Vocation, which followed in the wake of the mandate of the last General Chapter that 2008 be a special Year of Vocations, and the recent opening of Vocation Year 2008 in both the Eastern and Western regions of the province. With the vocational “crisis” adversely affecting all Christian vocations, it is clearly important to enlist our SARs in vocational promotion. More on this story... A Most Holy and Happy Easter to all the friends of the Augustinian Recollects. 3-08 Fr. Hernan Canete, OAR, joins staff at St. Benedict - A young, active, and athletic Recollect, a member of the Province of St. Ezekiel Moreno, Father Hernan Canete arrived in Los Angeles January 19, 2008, and immediately took up residence at St. Benedict Parish, Montebello, where he had been assigned as pastoral associate. More on this story... 3-08 Vocation Year 2008 opens for the Western Region - On last year’s feast of the Epiphany, the General of the Augustinian Recollect Order, Father Javier Guerra, in a letter to the Order’s membership declared 2008 THE AUGUSTINIAN RECOLLECT VOCATION YEAR. More on this story... 2-08 Vocation Year 2008 opens for the Eastern Region - Article No. 9 of the 53rd General Chapter (2004) after petitioning Fr. General to declare 2008 “the Augustinian Recollect Year of Vocations” goes on to state that all the religious of the Order should be “. . . the first agents for stimulating vocational interest through their joyful witnessing to their religious consecration and their life of good example (cf. Const. 159). They should strive to live fraternally in community being zealous in serving and joyful in their experience of God. In this way, the communities’ appeal will be contagious and be itself a vocational calling.” More on this story... 2-08 Western Regional Retreat, 2008 - At mid-day on a rather brisk mid-January Monday, ten California Recollects gathered at Los Angeles’ Cardinal Manning House of Prayer for Priests to begin their annual spiritual retreat. They would be together in prayer and silence from January 14-18. More on this story... 2-08 News from Monteagudo (I) - The following notes are taken from a letter by Fra. Ulyses Moyao, OAR, a novice of St. Augustine Province in the novitiate class of 2007-08. I can tell you that I am very happy here, enjoying my novitiate. As you might imagine, there are a lot of activities here that make the days go by quickly. We have already had two excursions: to the convents of San Millan de la Cogolla and to Sos del Rey Católico. More on this story... 2-08 Adoration Chapel at St. Benedict - It was last August and long before he knew anything of the December 8th letter from the Congregation for the Clergy’s Prefect, Cardinal Claudio Hummes, asking that special “Eucharistic shrines” be created, that Fr. Joseph Gallardo, Pastor of St. Benedict, set plans in motion to establish just such a shrine. More on this story... 1-08 Holy Innocents with the AR Sisters in Irvington - Every year on the feast of Holy Innocents, December 28, the Augustinian Recollect Sisters in Irvington, New Jersey, invite their Recollect brothers from St. Augustine Province and the St. Nicholas Delegation to join them for a community gathering and lunch. Since Holy Innocents is the day for pranks (like April Fools’ Day) everyone has to remain alert; the Sisters are always very creative when it comes to playing tricks! More on this story... 1-08 Christmas in West Orange - December Regional Day of Recollection -Eighteen friars participated in the monthly day of recollection for the Eastern Region on December 19. Traditionally, St. Cloud Monastery has hosted this pre-Christmas get together. The topic of discussion for the day was “The Community Praying and Penitent” from Las Constituciones fuente viva. More on this story... Annual SAR Christmas Party - This year’s SAR Christmas party for the West Orange chapter fell on the twelfth day of Christmas—the Solemnity of the Epiphany. Fr. Provincial, Charles Huse, and local community members Br. Anthony Torretti and Fr. Michael Rafferty were on hand to greet some 50 guests, including several friars from Tagaste Monastery, who attended the celebration. More on this story... 1-08 SAR Profession at Tagaste - It has become traditional at Tagaste Monastery for the local SAR fraternity to celebrate the profession of novices and entrance into the novitiate on the first Wednesday of December each year. This year’s profession happened to coincide with the Day of the Recollection—“Foundation Day”—in the Order, making it a doubly joyful occasion. Bishop David Arias, OAR, presided at the liturgy and received the profession of promises from the SAR candidates. More on this story... 12-07 Br. Michael Stechmann ordained a Transitional Deacon -On Saturday, November 17, Br. Michael Stechmann, O.A.R., along with twelve classmates from St. John’s Seminary in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, was ordained to the transitional diaconate at Padre Serra Church in Camarillo, CA by Most Rev. Alexander Salazar, Auxiliary Bishop of the San Pedro Region. Also present was Auxiliary Bishop Oscar Solis and over 100 concelebrants. Fr. Domingos Machado, O.A.R., Vicar Provincial accompanied the Rector and Vice-Rector in the entrance procession and liturgy and Augustinian Recollects from several communities were present for the ordination liturgy. More on this story... 12-07 Fra. Juan José Guzman ordained to the Diaconate - Recently, things have been happening very quickly for Fra. Juan José Guzman. After a month of special preparation in Burgos, Spain, he made his profession of solemn vows on August 25 at Tagaste Monastery. Although he had fulfilled all academic requirements for diaconate in the spring along with his classmates at Immaculate Conception Seminary, he had to wait, as mandated by canonical regulations, until after his solemn profession to receive the Order of Deacon. Accordingly, his diaconate was scheduled for December 1. His family, who were also present for Fra. Juan José’ solemn profession, came from their home outside of Guadalajara, Mexico, to witness his promotion to major orders. More on this story... 12-07 First Meeting of Provincial Secretaries with General Curia - I shall begin with a resounding “Viva, Italia”! Yes, that’s how much I loved my first visit to Rome. I was warmly greeted at the city’s Da Vinci airport on Friday, September 28, 2007, by Frs. Miguel Miró, prior, and Javier Echarri, general procurator, of the Curia residence. The friars wasted no time in giving me a quick run-through of the scenery that Rome had to offer on the highway as we headed toward the Curia. Upon arrival there, I immediately ran into (literally!) Fr. Jesús Suela, secretary general. More on this story... 12-07 Thanksgiving at St. John Kingsbridge - Once again on Thanksgiving Day, the doors of St. John's Parish in Bronx, New York, were opened up to those who were alone without family on this festive holiday. This tradition began seven years ago by Fr. Ed Fagan, OAR, who, when he was a student, said that if he became a priest he would hold a dinner on Thanksgiving for people in the local community who normally spend the whole year alone. Well, that wish did become a reality. This year a dinner with all the trimmings was served to over 60 guests. There were also a number of dinners delivered to those who were homebound and unable to join us at the Godwin Terrace School. More on this story... 11-07 The Day of My Religious Consecration to God - The day I consecrated myself publicly to God will always be a blessed and special moment for me--a very personal, intimate, and unique experience. Admittedly there have been moments when I have not felt worthy enough to make this commitment. Moreover, the profession liturgy seemed to be so short but simultaneously so valuable for my future life. For sure it will be a lifetime remembrance. Reflecting deeply on my profession of simple vows of chastity, obedience and poverty, I would have to say that it would not have been so blessed and would not have marked my life so profoundly, if it wasn’t for the spiritual preparation I received during my year of novitiate. 10-07 Fr. James McGuire celebrates 60 years as an Augustinian Recollect - Anniversaries and jubilees are milestones. They do not represent a goal or a finish. An anniversary is a time to pause, a moment for a backward glance to see what has been accomplished, to be humbly grateful and then strike on toward another milestone. So Father McGuire reminded the many who gathered with him on September 9, 2007, in Montebello's St. Benedict Church to mark the 60th anniversary of his religious profession. More on this story... 10-07 Memories of my Solemn Profession - The day of my solemn profession came at last on August 25th 2007. This event was so significant in my life because I was first and foremost making a decisive choice, a lifetime commitment. Before making my solemn profession I began to think about how it all started: in other words, what events and experiences brought me to this point? The first thought that came to my mind was the time when I was just starting my initial formation. I remembered Oxnard, California where the house of initial formation is located and the weekend vocation retreats are held. In 1995 I first met Fr. JosÈ Luis Mart’nez who was vocation promoter at that time. More on this story... 7-07 Eastern Regional Retreat, 2007 - Tagaste Monastery in Suffern, New York once again hosted the Eastern Regional Retreat for St. Augustine Province, June 10-15, 2007. A dozen Recollect friars from our three Eastern houses and from Mexico City—the Provincial Residence in West Orange, New Jersey; St. John Parish in the Bronx, New York, Our Lady of Lourdes in Mexico, and Tagaste—were represented at the retreat, which was directed by Fr. John Benedict Weber, O.Carm., from Carmel Retreat House in Mahwah, NJ. The main theme of the retreat was contemplative prayer as it is rooted in the Scriptural example of Jesus, the evangelical counsels, and the tradition of Augustinian Recollect religious life. More on this story... 5-07 A Visit with our Students in Spain - “Sorry about the delay;” the pilot’s voice blared over the intercom, “there were forty planes lined up ahead of us.” . . . That, at least, explained the one-hour delay on the runway at Newark Liberty Airport. It was after 9:00 PM on Sunday, March 25 when we finally took off. Fr. Michael Rafferty was my traveling companion on the seven hour trip to Spain where we planned to visit with our students, Fra. Juan José Alfaro, a simple professed studying philosophy in Madrid, and Fra. Eduardo Rodríguez, a novice in Monteagudo. More on this story.. 5-07 Fr. Anthony Palos, OAR, receives evangelization award. The Cursillo de Cristiandad of New York held its 19th annual banquet De Colores at Marina Del Rey restaurant in the Bronx on May 10, 2007. Some 800 guests and community members were present for the celebration, including Fr. Fidel Hernandez, spiritual director, and Br. Mario Alvarez, assistant director of St. Joseph Center as well as Bishops David Arias, OAR, and Gerard Ward. Fr. Provincial, Charles Huse, was also on hand to present Fr. Anthony Palos with the Ezekiel Moreno Evangelization Award for his work over many years in serving the Hispanic community and the Cursillo Movement. Click here for more... 4-07 Tagaste participates in New York Archdiocese Bicentennial Celebration - “Rockland’s Catholic heritage” is the title of one of a series of events celebrating the bicentennial of the Archdiocese of New York. The Historical Society of Rockland County will be displaying a variety of historical and artistic items at its New City headquarters from March 11-June 17, 2007. More on this story... | Ver Español de este página. To see Spanish of this page. 3-07 Fr. James McGuire to Celebrate 60 years of Religious Profession. The Los Angeles Archdiocese celebration for religious men and women observing significant jubilees of religious profession took place at 3:30 PM, Sunday, January 28, 2007, at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angeles. 140 religious are observing jubilees this year, and 70 of them were present for the celebration. Click here for more... 3-07 Honoring the Ministry of Fr. James Brown in Omaha - Omaha, Nebraska,
was the site of the first permanent mission of the
Augustinian Recollects in the United States. Beginning
at Holy Ghost Parish in 1917 and then at Our Lady
of Guadalupe Parish in 1919, the Recollect friars
ministered to both the English and Spanish speaking
residents of South Omaha. The corporate mission of
St. Augustine Province in Omaha ended in the mid-1980s
when lack of personnel and the need for consolidation
to preserve community life forced the Recollects to
withdraw from the Archdiocese. 3-07 Recollect Formators meet in Colombia - Twenty five friars involved in formation ministry in the Order of Augustinian Recollects met at the Monastery of El Desierto de la Candelaria, Ráquira, Colombia, for a meeting sponsored by the General Secretariat of Formation, January 22-February 3. The meeting was directed by Fr. Bernardo Cerda Saiz, OAR, president of the Secretariat. Representing St. Augustine Province were Fr. Ramon Gaitán, prior of Tagaste Monastery, Suffern, New York, and Fr. Eliseo González, prefect of students at St. Augustine Priory, Oxnard, California. More on this story... 3-07 Third OAR Mission Congress held in the Philippines - The Mission Congress, celebrated from December 4 to 6 in Manila, has put the final touch on this missionary year 2006 that was convoked for us by the Prior General. In it we have especially remembered the IV Centenary of the arrival of the Augustinian Recollects in the Philippines and the missionary labor of St. Ezekiel Moreno in these islands, as we commemorate of the first centenary of his death. More on this story...
2-07 Christmas Scenes at St. Augustine Province - East Coast and West Coast: Click here for slide shows... 1-07 - Western Regional Retreat, 2007 - A dozen Recollects in California joined together for their annual spiritual retreat from January 14-19, 2007. As they did last year, the friars assembled at the Cardinal Timothy Manning House of Prayer for Priests in Los Angeles, which offers excellent..... More on this story & slideshow 1-07 A Sacred Freedom: A Poem for St. Augustine - Terrain dry; African skies- Fall of the year; a child is born- The eldest child, not yet a Servant of his God. Knowledge; not yet more than such- The bridge between all that is, all that was, And all that will ever be known. The heir apparent: a proud son, Wisdom is what is sought and prized- Heresy and confusion reign supreme: A mother prays. Slow, yet sure, capture breeds a quest for more. Compassion, Friendship, Touching, Travel- A scholar is learning, yearning, growing. Time flies. More on this story... 11-06 Bishop Gallegos’ Cause goes to Rome - “All roads lead to Rome.” Last November 5, 2006, with God´s help, we successfully closed the diocesan process of beatification and canonization for Bishop Alphonse Gallegos, OAR. More on this story Thanksgiving Day Reflection Last Thanksgiving Day, I remember how I carved, for the first time, a pumpkin and displayed it at the window of St. John’s Rectory in the Bronx with a little candle burning dimly inside it. Last Thanksgiving Day, I remember joining the Parish staff and volunteers serving the Thanksgiving Dinner at St. John’s School for the elderly and for those who were alone during the Holiday Celebration. Last Thanksgiving Day, I remember feasting on those delicious turkey and everything that goes with the abundant and bountiful Thanksgiving dinner. Well, I remember them, not only because they were good memories to reminisce, but also because in my current situation, I cannot help but recall those experiences that will clearly be absent this year. And in a way, going through “memory lane” gives me the chance to re-live those experiences, which trigger my nostalgic longing for something I would not be celebrating this year- something I knew when I accepted my assignment to study here in Rome. More on this story... 10-06 St. Benedict Parish in Montebello California, celebrates its 100th Jubilee One year ago, on September 30, 2005, the St. Benedict Parish family issued a proclamation which, after situating the event in the third Christian millennium, and the history of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, declared open its Jubilee Year, marking the one hundredth anniversary of its establishment. The year was filled with special prayers, parish suppers, concerts by the local choir, bulletin notices, and marathon committee meetings. A distinctive logo was created for the occasion by Fr. Rafael Nieto, OAR, in San Millan, Spain. In addition, various souvenir items were prepared and sold, attractive invitations printed and mailed, and a handsome commemorative journal written and published. More on this story.... 10-06 Fr. Francis Peluso, OAR 1934-2006 The phone call that came on September 15 was an unwelcome one; sadly, however, it was not unexpected: Fr. Francis Peluso, OAR, had died at the age of 72, having just celebrated his 45th anniversary as a priest. For a month prior to his death and shortly after arriving at his new assignment at St. John Parish in the Bronx, New York, Fr. Frank had been hospitalized with a mysterious illness which his doctors at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center referred to as a form of encephalitis, but which seemed to elude definitive diagnosis or treatment. After taking sick he remained to the end almost totally unresponsive and unaware of people and things around him, an unfortunate ending for a man who had always enjoyed an intense level of interaction with others. More on this story.... 10-06 Update On Bishop Alphonse Gallegos The closing of the initial phase for the process of beatification and canonization of Bishop Alphonse Gallegos is scheduled to take place on November 5, 2006, and will be celebrated with a 1:00 PM Mass, presided by Bishop William Weigand of Sacramento, California, in Sacred Heart Cathedral. This date coincides with what would have been the 25th anniversary of the Bishop’s ordination to the episcopacy—November 4, 1981—in the same cathedral. More on this story.... 9-06 In Loving Memory of Fr. George Mattioni, O.A.R. No one is ever prepared to receive the news of the death of a family member or friend. There is shock and also a sense of loss. For many people, this was the situation upon hearing of the death of Fr. George Mattioni. Even though he was eighty-five years old and had not been in the greatest health, he was still full of life and energy. More on this story ... 8-25-06 In Loving Memory of Fr. George Mattioni, O.A.R No one is ever prepared to receive the news of the death of a family member or friend. There is shock and also a sense of loss. For many people, this was the situation upon hearing of the death of Fr. George Mattioni. Even though he was eighty-five years old and had not been in the greatest health, he was still full of life and energy. More on this story ... 8-25-06 Funeral Mass for Fr. George Mattioni, O.A.R. The Funeral Mass for the deceased Christian in the Catholic tradition is initiated with a simple yet profound recollection of the Sacrament of Baptism. It is as if the deceased and those who accompany him in this final rite of commitment of his mortal remains are returned to the beginning hours of George Mattioni’s life. Through Baptism, he was prepared for this moment, the time of his transition from time-bound existence to that of another realm, that of eternity.
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8-06 Novitiate Class: 2006-07 Since the mid-1980s, St. Augustine Province (along with St. Nicholas, St. Joseph, and Consolation Province) has participated in an inter-provincial novitiate sponsored by St. Nicholas Province in Monteagudo, Spain. The size of the novitiate group varies each year with this year's group being one of the larger ones, 19 in all. This year St. Augustine Province has one novice, Fra. Eduardo Rodriguez. More on this story ... 7-12-06 Reflections on the XX Provincial Chapter of St. Augustine Province It's never easy to put into words when one has experienced such a momentous occurrence in one's life as a friar such as assisting at a Provincial Chapter for the first time. There are so many events, so many details to remember, that it seems almost an impossible task to put them down on paper.More on this story ... 5-22-06 The Roses of St. Rita The custom among the Augustinians of blessing and distributing roses on the Feast Day of St. Rita (May 22) is to commemorate the miraculous blooming of a rose in the garden of St. Rita's home in Rocca Porrena, Italy, in the month of January, when the ground was covered with snow. It also commemorates the heavenly odor which emanates from the body of the Saint, especially at times when she is particularly lavish in her favors, diffusing itself abroad and affecting remarkable cures. more on this story 5-14-06 Mothers Day Concert (Colombian singer and songwriter Marta Gomez) Tagaste Monastery, the major seminary of the Augustinian Recollects in Suffern, New York, held a Mother’s Day Concert on May 14th. This free-admission event was open to the community of Rockland County to bring together the diverse groups that live in the area in order to honor that essential pillar of the family: Mothers. The Colombian singer and songwriter Marta Gomez brought to those attending the very best of her repertory, and was able to touch the soul of the audience with both the lyrics and music of her beautiful songs. more on this story 05-06 Ministry As Spiritual Friendship (Homily for Father Robert Huse’s 50th Jubilee Mass) It is my joy and privilege to have been asked to speak theses words of joyful gratitude for theses our golden years of the priesthood. Standing as we do in the after-glow of Easter, our first thoughts are of gratitude to Christ for having called us to be his special friends.more on this story ... 05-06 Still Making Music After All These Years: The Golden Jubilee of Priestly Ordination 04-06 Into Eternal Life The telephone was ringing. I glanced over at the clock. It was 2:00 AM, early on the morning of March 7. Normally, when the phone rings at that hour it’s either a wrong number or bad news. Unfortunately, it was very bad news, indeed. The friars at Mary Star of the Sea Parish in Oxnard, California, were calling to inform me that Fr. Etelvino Iglesias, assistant pastor, had died earlier that evening in his room at the parish rectory. It would later be verified that he had died of a severe heart attack. There didn’t seem to be a lot to say at the moment. I expressed my sympathies to my brothers and assured them that I would help in any way I could. Of course, they said, they would let me know when funeral arrangements had been made. more on this story 04-06 My Vocation Story: Fra. Juan José Alfaro, OAR Dear brothers and sisters in Christ: I am sending my fraternal greeting to all of you, wherever you are. Regards to all in St. Augustine. May the God of peace and love be with you! more on this story 04-06 Tagaste Monastery Hosts Ecumenical Stations of the Cross On Good Friday April 14, 2006, bilingual, ecumenical Stations of the Cross were held at Tagaste Monastery, the major seminary of the Augustinian Recollects in Suffern, New York. The Stations of the Cross are a 15 stage (or ÏstationÓ) reflection on how Christ carried the cross, offered his life by dying on the cross, and rose again to give everyone eternal life. more on this story... 04-06 The Missionary Vocation of an Augustinian Recollect “Is being a missionary an essential part of the Augustinian Recollect vocation?” Our Secular Augustinian Recollects (SAR) were asked to consider this question as part of their annual Lenten day of recollection, held at Tagaste Monastery in Suffern, New York, March 16. The theme for the day was suggested by two major Recollect anniversaries being marked by the Order this year: the 400th anniversary of the arrival of Recollect missionaries in the Philippine Islands and the 100th anniversary of the death of St. Ezekiel Moreno, OAR, the great missionary to the Philippines and Colombia. more on this story 02-06 A Day to Remeber and Celebrate. Joy, Fervor, Welcome, Faith, Prayer, Witness: these were some of the words used by Bishop Edgar Da Cunha, auxiliary bishop of Newark, New Jersey, in his address to the religious priests, brothers, and sisters gathered in the beautiful gothic Cathedral-Basilica of the Sacred Heart for the annual commemoration of World Day for Consecrated Life on February 2, 2006. more on this story 02-06 A Saint in the Family? Yes, we were pushing it: we had decided to travel the same day as the big event. I had set my alarm clock for 5:00 AM. We were leaving for Sacramento at 6:30 AM, which gave me plenty of time to get ready for the seven-hour trip from Oxnard to California’s state capital. more on this story 02-06 New Year’s Day Meditation.By Fr. Fredric Abiera, OAR We all know that life is a constant change, and obviously, on New Year’s Day, perhaps more than any other day of the year, we are aware of that constant change, we are aware of the passage of time. As we move from 2005 to 2006, we realize more than any other day of the year, perhaps except during our birthdays, that time indeed flies. Yesterday, last month, last year shall never come again, and the best we can do for has been is to leave them in the mercy of God. As we begin another year, certainly we are made aware of the passing of the limited world, as well as of our encounter with the God of Eternal existence and the promise of eternal life in heaven. more on this story 10-05 Getting Together In Rome. There he was, as usual, waving to get my attention as I emerged from customs at Rome's Fumicino airport. Fr. Javier Guerra, prior general of the Augustinian Recollects, always seems to make it his personal business to greet the Recollect traveler arriving in Rome. Not far behind him was Fr. Javier Echarri, procurator general, who gave me a welcoming pat on the back with one hand, and whisked away my suitcases with the other. You immediately get the feeling that you are at home, even if you are really a foreigner visitor. This is Recollect hospitality! more on this story 10-05 A Modern Day Saint. Just a few weeks ago the Augustinian Recollects received the joyful news that the Cause for Beatification for Bishop Alphonse Gallegos, OAR (1931-1991) was about to be opened. This opening will take place on Sunday, December 4, 2005, at a special ceremony and Mass to be offered by Bishop William K. Weigand, Bishop of Sacramento, California. The Mass will take place in the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament at 5:00 PM, and will be followed by a reception in the cathedral hall. more on this story... 8/05 News
from around the Province -- NEW POPE BENEDICT XVI 8/05, News from
around the Province -- Ordination 8/05, News
from around the Province -- THE CHIHUAHUA EXPERIENCE 6/05, In Tribute to Pope John Paul II (1912-2005).
By Fr. John Gruben, OAR 6/05, NEW
BISHOP OF QUICHE 3/11/05, Province
Assembly 2/28/05, A
Consecrated Life 12/14/04, A
Trip to Tolentine 12/14/04, Augustinian Recollects
at Life Chain Rally 12/14/04, Why Am I a Secular
Augustinian Recollect? 10/7/04 Spiritual Doubleheader 9/21/04 A Life of Faith
and Service in Symbols: Bishop David Arias' Coat of Arms 8/16/04 Celebration
of the Priesthood 8/16/04 To
Be a Good Shepherd - Bishop David Arias, OAR 8/16/04 GOD
CALLS ... Listen, You'll Hear His Voice. By
Father Frank T. Wilder, OAR 6/24/04 Days of Recollection - Refueling
the Spirit of Prayer and Community 6/24/04 Education for Leadership 5/24/04 OAR Biography Series 5/24/04 Local Parish Websites 5/24/04 Our First Spanish Pages Are Now
Available. 7/7/03 19th Provincial
Chapter 6/12/03 Ordination
Day in Newark 6/7/03 Ordination Day
in Oxnard 6/7/03 Secular Augustinian
Recollect Assembly 6/1/03 Ordination Day in Newark 5/20/03 Graduation Day for Tagaste Monastery 5/20/03 Fr. Juan José Orobiourrutia,
OAR (1919-2003) 5/18/03 Fr. George Mattioni, OAR, celebrated
50 Years of Priesthood
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