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Stay up to date with recent happenings across the Midwest Augustinian Province of Our Mother of Good Counsel.

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Top 10 Augustinian E-news of 2014

2014 was filled with so much news for the Midwest Augustinians!  Before we launch into 2015, let's reflect on the top 10 e-news posts for the Augustinians this past year.  Check them out!

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"How I Found the Augustinians" by Jack Tierney

Jack Tierney, an Augustinian Novice, shares his story on how he discerned his vocation and joined the Augustinian Order.  Read his story here about how he wants to devote his life to public service as an Augustinian friar.

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Bishop-elect Robert Prevost's Coat of Arms

On November 3, 2014, the Vatican announced that Pope Francis named the Most Reverend Robert F. Prevost, O.S.A., to be the fourth Bishop of Chiclayo, Peru.  Bishop-elect Prevost is scheduled to be ordained a bishop in Chiclayo, Peru, on December 12, 2014, the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe.  This article is a description and explanation of his coat of arms.

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Our Lady of the Lake Parish Dedicates New Church

On Saturday November 22, 2014 Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church, Edwardsburg, Michigan celebrated the dedication of its new church with close to 400 parishioners in attendance. See photos from the dedication Mass here.

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Tulsa City Councilor, G.T. Bynum, Joins Augustinian Advancement Council

G.T. Bynum, Tulsa City Councilor, was recently appointed to serve a two-year term on the Augustinian Advancement Advisory Council.  The Very Rev. Bernard C. Scianna, O.S.A., Ph.D., who is the Augustinians’ Prior Provincial and former Headmaster of Cascia Hall, appointed Bynum to serve on the council.

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Pup-Pup Has Learned Spanish

Fr. Terry Deffenbaugh, O.S.A.’s highly acclaimed book, No Longer a Stray: The Gospel According to Pup-Pup (Scepter, 2005), presents the Gospels through the eyes of Pup-Pup, a fictional stray dog adopted by a young Jesus.  The book has been translated into Spanish, and Pup-Pup's narrative can be read in that language. 

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