COLLEGIUM AUGUSTINIANUM
COLLEGE OF FELLOWS


GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF PHILOSOPHY, THEOLOGY AND CLASSICS

THE COLLEGIUM AUGUSTINIANUM

A College of Fellows

Headquartered in Forneaux, France, the Collegium Augustinianum is a research institute and learned society of scholars in philosophy, theology, classics, history and humanities organized as a College of Fellows, including some of the world's leading scholars of the thought of St. Augustine of Hippo and his venerable intellectual heritage.

Nonprofit Educational Institution

 

Chartered as an independent, 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational institution and scholarly College of Fellows in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. 


Since 2012, the Collegium Augustinianum also conducts a specialized Graduate School of Philosophy and Theology as a foreign nonprofit corporation in the State of Florida, USA. Registered and officially recognized as a religious-exempt Christian ecumenical institution of higher education by the Commission for Independent Education of the Florida State Department of Education, the Graduate School lawfully confers ecclesiastical (research) degrees in philosophy and theology pursuant to Florida Statute 1005.06 (1) (f).


On May 31, 2014, the Collegium Augustinianum was recognized for its scholarly achievements by official proclamation by the State Senate and the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Our Intellectual Heritage
Continuing the scholarly legacy of Mgr. Henri-Nicolas Sylvestre Guillon, Père Armand-Benjamin Caillau and Père Jacques Paul Migne begun in 1849, the Collegium Augustinianum was formally chartered in 1999 by some of the leading Augustinian scholars in the world who formed a College of Fellows to advance the thought of St. Augustine of Hippo and the venerable Augustinian tradition in Western philosophy and theology. 

The College of Fellows of the Collegium Augustinianum established research centers in Europe and in the United States, including some of the world's most illustrious scholars like Tarcisius Van Bavel, O.S.A. (Leuven), Frederick Van Fleteren (Villanova), Roland J. Teske, S.J. (Marquette) and Vincent Zarini (Paris). 

The Collegium Augustinianum established the Bandy Collection of Classical Greek, Latin and Byzantine Studies in 2013, now a permanent collection at the historic Athenaeum of Philadelphia on Washington Square in Society Hill of Philadelphia (USA), in memory of our late renowned Fellow, The Rev. Prof. Anastasius Bandy, who was an eminent Greek and Latin scholar. 

Through our Fellows and faculty, our students enjoy a venerable intellectual lineage that connects them with Augustinian luminaries like Tarcisius J. van Bavel, John J. O’Meara, Pierre Courcelle,  Jacques Paul Migne and many others through the ages.