Pope Leo XIV, elected May 8, is the first pope from the Order of St. Augustine, also known as the Augustinians or OSA, an ...

"Leo XIII saw the renewal of the study of Thomas Aquinas and classical wisdom as having a place in the modern world, ...

Despite the order’s 800-year history – and its Italian origins – Pope Leo XIV is the first Augustinian to be named a pope.

The selection of Pope Leo XIV has made him the first Augustinian friar to be elected to lead the Catholic Church. The Order ...

There were six popes who were part of the St. Augustine order before Pope Leo XIV, according to America, a Jesuit magazine.