The Order of Augustinian Hermits is a Roman Catholic religious order founded in the late 13th century. It follows the teachings of Saint Augustine of Hippo, emphasizing community life, prayer, and service. Members live in communities, known as priories, and engage in various ministries, including education and pastoral work. The order is recognized for its commitment to the Augustinian Rule, which promotes a balance between contemplation and action. Today, the Order of Augustinian Hermits has a global presence, with communities in many countries, continuing to uphold its mission of spiritual growth and social justice.