It’s no coincidence that the Augustinians chose April 24th to launch our inaugural giving day and that we’ve named this day, Tolle Lege Day. During this 24-hour fundraising event, we will come together as a religious and lay community with one mind and one heart to celebrate the Augustinian Charism and all those who share in it. Learn more about the significance of the date and name of our Augustinian giving day.

Given the present, challenging conditions in which we in the United States and people all around the world are living as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, we think it inappropriate for us to continue Tolle Lege Day in the way we first conceived it.
However, we do think it fitting that we gather together - virtually - friars, families, friends, colleagues, and benefactors, united in mind and heart and inspired by love of neighbor and our Augustinian charism and ideals, to express our friendship, prayers, hopes, and good wishes. We are not asking for your economic, but for your spiritual support.

It’s no coincidence that the Augustinians chose April 24th to launch our inaugural giving day and that we’ve named this day, Tolle Lege Day. During this 24-hour fundraising event, we will come together as a religious and lay community with one mind and one heart to celebrate the Augustinian Charism and all those who share in it. Learn more about the significance of the date and name of our Augustinian giving day.