Institution
Augustinians
General name for orders and congregations that follow the Rule of St. Augustine
- Also called C.R.S.A., CRSA, Can.Reg.
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How Augustinians connects
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Affiliation 7
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includes Order of St. Augustine Catholic order of mendicant friars -
includes Arnold of Brescia Canon regular and revolutionary -
includes Catalina Thomás Spanish religious (1531-1574) -
includes Geert Groote Dutch humanist and mystic (1340-1384) -
includes Lacock Abbey abbey in Wiltshire, England, UK -
includes Monastery of São Vicente de Fora church and monastery in Lisbon -
includes Santo Spirito church in Florence, Italy
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