Saint Augustine Institute of Catholic Studies

The master of the spiritual life, Dom Mary Eugene Boylan, wrote a chapter in his book This Tremendous Lover on study and reading. It falls very much in line with Brother Francis’ vision for forming the lay apostles who will sanctify themselves in truth and work for the conversion of America. For the edification of [...]

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The Saint Augustine Institute was the brainchild of Brother Francis. His lectures pass on the essence of the program. They will inspire, inform, and motivate the apostolic Catholics we need to convert America. For your convenience, we now have centrally located in one flier, a 424 k PDF file, a list of all of [...]

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1. Does the SAI course cost anything?
No. The only cost is for books you wish to buy, many of which are available at our bookstore. Click here to browse the bookstore.  Good news… there is a growing number of books (Required Reading and Recommended Books) available for free download (about seven or [...]

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Dear Catholic Faithful:
My purpose in writing this message is to present you with a challenge: to become actively involved – as a religious or secular – in the greatest of wars in the history of Holy Mother Church and the world. Let me explain:

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Check out this new feature at the Reports/Forms pages on the left!

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This Web site is dedicated to the Study Circles of the Saint Augustine Institute of Catholic Studies and the tertiaries of the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary at Saint Benedict Center in Richmond, New Hampshire, and addresses the topics of membership, various prerequisites, formation, and devotions. The audience is current and prospective members [...]

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It has been 68 years since St. Benedict Center was originally founded as a school on the feast of St. Joseph, in the year 1940. At one time, as those familiar with the history of our Crusade know, St. Benedict Center operated a fully accredited college in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It began as part of the [...]

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