The Canons Regular of St. Augustine is a religious order founded in the 11th century, following the Rule of St. Augustine. Members live in community, combining the life of a monk with pastoral duties, such as serving in parishes and providing spiritual guidance. Their mission emphasizes prayer, community life, and service to others. The order has a rich history and has spread across various countries, contributing to education and social services. They are known for their commitment to the Catholic Church and often engage in ecumenical dialogue, promoting unity among different Christian denominations.