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25.04.2012
Submitted by Augusto Cezar Cornelius
Soy un músico cristiano y querría saber qué dice san Agustín sobre la música, y por qué su obra De Musica no se encuentra traducida al portugués.
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07.02.2012
Submitted by Juan Castrillón
What are the criteria for having an article published in Avgvstinvs? Juan Castrillón. To read the response to this question
What are the criteria for having an article published in Avgvstinvs? Juan Castrillón. To read the response to this question
04.03.2012
Submitted by Juan Pedro Martín
Can it be said that Augustine is the saint of today? To read the response to this question
Can it be said that Augustine is the saint of today? To read the response to this question
06.02.2012
Submitted by Laura
There is a prayer being circulated and is attributed to Saint Augustine, which aims to console those who recently lost a loved one. You can find this in many places of the Internet. “Do not cry if you love me.” I did not find any reference to any work of the saint. Can you tell me if this prayer belongs to St. Augustine and where can I find the source? To read the response to this question
There is a prayer being circulated and is attributed to Saint Augustine, which aims to console those who recently lost a loved one. You can find this in many places of the Internet. “Do not cry if you love me.” I did not find any reference to any work of the saint. Can you tell me if this prayer belongs to St. Augustine and where can I find the source? To read the response to this question
29.02.2012
Submitted by Jeft Laredo
Good evening, I have a doubt. Is there a sermon, a biblical or exegetical commentary, in which Saint Augustine meditates on the festivity of the Candelaria? I thank you, brothers for your response. May God bless you. Jeft Laredo To read the response to this question
Good evening, I have a doubt. Is there a sermon, a biblical or exegetical commentary, in which Saint Augustine meditates on the festivity of the Candelaria? I thank you, brothers for your response. May God bless you. Jeft Laredo To read the response to this question
01.03.2012
Submitted by Edward Moron
Good day. I am a student of Uniagustiniana in Bogotà. I would like know why Saint Augustine was called “Father of Europe.” Thank you for your collaboration. Edward Morón. To read the response to this question
Good day. I am a student of Uniagustiniana in Bogotà. I would like know why Saint Augustine was called “Father of Europe.” Thank you for your collaboration. Edward Morón. To read the response to this question
02.02.2012
Submitted by Helen
You published in your Web the following notice: “Benedict the XVI grounds himself in St. Augustine as he declares 2012 as ‘Year of Faith’”. Don’t you think it’s a little bit exaggerated? Is Augustine really that great influence in the teachings of Benedict XVI? To read the response to this question
You published in your Web the following notice: “Benedict the XVI grounds himself in St. Augustine as he declares 2012 as ‘Year of Faith’”. Don’t you think it’s a little bit exaggerated? Is Augustine really that great influence in the teachings of Benedict XVI? To read the response to this question
19.03.2012
Submitted by Gerardo Battaglino
Hello, Good Morning! How will one know when God calls? How did Augustine know the callo of God? To read the response to this question
Hello, Good Morning! How will one know when God calls? How did Augustine know the callo of God? To read the response to this question
08.02.2012
Submitted by gonzalez ferdinopio
Hi, good day! My concrete question is: Was Saint Augustine a vegetarian and, in general, what importance do the Augustinians give to food as a factor that enhances spirituality or renders it difficult? To read the response to this question
Hi, good day! My concrete question is: Was Saint Augustine a vegetarian and, in general, what importance do the Augustinians give to food as a factor that enhances spirituality or renders it difficult? To read the response to this question
02.12.2011
Submitted by Martín
I read recently a wonderful novel, “The Healer of Horses” by Gonzalo Giner, where the protagonist was subjected to a test that consists in memorizing a book in Latin. My attention was caught because it was a book of St. Augustine. The text reads literally: “It was a treatise entitled The Origin of the True and the False” and was written by St. Augustine… then (Diego, the protagonist) closed the book and began to recite (from memory) the first paragraph: Noliforas ire; in teipsumredit; in interiorehominehabitarveritas… (p. 604). What can you say about this? To read the response to this question
I read recently a wonderful novel, “The Healer of Horses” by Gonzalo Giner, where the protagonist was subjected to a test that consists in memorizing a book in Latin. My attention was caught because it was a book of St. Augustine. The text reads literally: “It was a treatise entitled The Origin of the True and the False” and was written by St. Augustine… then (Diego, the protagonist) closed the book and began to recite (from memory) the first paragraph: Noliforas ire; in teipsumredit; in interiorehominehabitarveritas… (p. 604). What can you say about this? To read the response to this question
07.03.2012
Submitted by minerva lemus real
Could you please orient me to what Saint Augustine wrote about the denial of Peter? Thanks. May God, our Lord, bless you. Minerva Lemus Real To read the response to this question
Could you please orient me to what Saint Augustine wrote about the denial of Peter? Thanks. May God, our Lord, bless you. Minerva Lemus Real To read the response to this question
03.04.2012
Submitted by Lester Zapata
My question is about the actuality of Saint Augustine: Is there any philosopher in the last century that has updated or is updating his proposition? What is his influence or contribution to philosophy? Could you refer some article regarding this? To read the response to this question
My question is about the actuality of Saint Augustine: Is there any philosopher in the last century that has updated or is updating his proposition? What is his influence or contribution to philosophy? Could you refer some article regarding this? To read the response to this question
19.02.2012
Submitted by Rodrigo Gaspar de Mello
This is my question: Does the phrase - “I prefer that you criticize me because then I am corrected, rather than praise me because, then, I am corrupted” – belong to St. Augustine? In which works is it found? To read the response to this question
This is my question: Does the phrase - “I prefer that you criticize me because then I am corrected, rather than praise me because, then, I am corrupted” – belong to St. Augustine? In which works is it found? To read the response to this question
14.03.2012
Submitted by Isabel Pantoja Zapata
I'd like to know what Augustine says about interior beauty. Thank you. Isabel Pantoja Zapata To read the response to this question
I'd like to know what Augustine says about interior beauty. Thank you. Isabel Pantoja Zapata To read the response to this question
04.04.2012
Submitted by John Preston Rodgers
I would like to know if the pictures, images or paintings that portray St. Augustine with a miter and a staff are faithful, from the point of view of history, to the image of the bishop of the fourth and fifth centuries? Or is this but an artistic anachronism? John Preston Rodgers. To read the response to this question
I would like to know if the pictures, images or paintings that portray St. Augustine with a miter and a staff are faithful, from the point of view of history, to the image of the bishop of the fourth and fifth centuries? Or is this but an artistic anachronism? John Preston Rodgers. To read the response to this question
06.02.2012
Submitted by Jacqueline Soto Aedo
I would like to know: According to Augustine, how do we really know that we are doing the will of God? How do I know that what I choose is what God wills for me? Why is God slow in answering our prayers for health? Attentively. Lucy. To read the response to this question
I would like to know: According to Augustine, how do we really know that we are doing the will of God? How do I know that what I choose is what God wills for me? Why is God slow in answering our prayers for health? Attentively. Lucy. To read the response to this question
15.12.2011
Submitted by Fray Juan Carlos Andújar Garcés
We know from memory many phrases that explain our Augustinian signs and symbols, but few are capable of citing concrete texts of our Father St. Augustine. Are there texts that explain the meaning of the belt, the book or the flaming heart pierced with an arrow? To read the response to this question
We know from memory many phrases that explain our Augustinian signs and symbols, but few are capable of citing concrete texts of our Father St. Augustine. Are there texts that explain the meaning of the belt, the book or the flaming heart pierced with an arrow? To read the response to this question
05.05.2012
Submitted by Isabel Pantoja Zapata
Special greetings to all! I would like to know what Augustine says about how God who is infinite, transcendent and absolute can possibly reveal himself to man who is temporal, finite and limited. Thank you. To read the response to this question
Special greetings to all! I would like to know what Augustine says about how God who is infinite, transcendent and absolute can possibly reveal himself to man who is temporal, finite and limited. Thank you. To read the response to this question
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