About Father George Augustin
Prof. Dr. George Augustin SAC is a Catholic priest, theologian, and spiritual guide committed to renewing the Church’s mission in the modern world.
Faith. Theology. Mission.
BELIEFS THAT UNITE US
Empowered by God to reach others for Christ
As the founder of the Kardinal Walter Kasper Institute, Fr. Augustin has helped shape international dialogue between theology, spirituality, and the challenges of the modern world. His work bridges continents, cultures, and hearts — always rooted in the Gospel message of hope, mercy, and unity.
God, World, Religion
Theology
Theology
Prayer is the foundation of faith and ministry. Prof. Dr. George Augustin’s theological work flows from a deep spiritual life shaped by Scripture, the sacraments, and contemplative reflection. Prayer is not separate from theology, but its living source.
Spirituality
Spirituality
Faith seeks understanding. Through teaching, writing, and academic leadership, Prof. Augustin explores how Christian theology responds to the questions of the modern world—culture, ethics, vocation, and human dignity—bringing faith into meaningful dialogue with society.
Pastoral
Pastoral
Religion becomes alive through service. Fr. Augustin’s pastoral ministry, ecumenical work, and engagement with clergy and communities express faith in action—promoting unity, mercy, and responsibility in Church and society.
Bibliography
Bibliography
Prof. Dr. George Augustin’s extensive bibliography reflects a profound theological scholarship dedicated to the service of the Church. Through his globally translated works on ecclesiology, ecumenism, and priestly spirituality, he gracefully unites academic rigor with pastoral sensitivity, bringing the timeless truths of the faith into dialogue with the contemporary world
Featured event
God in the World of Today
25th Anniversary of the Creation as Cardinal
of Cardinal Walter Kasper
- 27 May 2026 | Wednesday
In an age shaped by rapid change, technology, and global challenges, the question of God’s presence in the modern world remains deeply relevant. Faith continues to guide millions in their search for meaning, justice, and compassion. Reflecting on God in today’s world invites us to rediscover spiritual values that inspire hope, responsibility, and unity among people across cultures and generations.
The Power of Words and the Power of Silence
“I am not a prophet, but a Christianity that reduces faith to what is socially useful will have no future. The future belongs to an ecumenically lived Christianity, in which we discover the Gospel together. I want to invite everyone to this: to live with a greater passion for God and, from this enthusiasm and strength, to build up God’s Church in Jesus Christ everywhere.”
Prof. George Augustin