St. Augustine
Coverage of St. Augustine in the Nexus archive.
- Why is the Starmer to Burnham transition so long?
The article questions the prolonged transition from Starmer to Burnham and notes the new Labour leader's expressed desire to become prime minister but not immediately.
- I missed out on a pro basketball career by one cut. At 26, I bought an Irish pub with my mom instead.
Jareb Dougherty, who nearly turned pro in basketball, transitioned to co-owning an Irish pub in Florida with his mother after his basketball career ended. He now runs Donovan's Irish Pub in St. Augustine, where his mother previously worked and later bought the business.
- Bloody pickleball match results in mother's arrest after a paddle was allegedly used as a weapon
A pickleball match in St. Augustine, Florida, turned violent when Michele Bannister allegedly struck a man with her paddle during an argument over retrieving a ball. The incident, which occurred on May 31, resulted in the man sustaining head injuries and Bannister being charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and providing false information to police.
- Pope Leo XIV exalts first American saint Cabrini as a model for Christians for her care of migrants
Pope Leo XIV visited Mother Frances Cabrini's birthplace in Italy, exalting her as a model for caring for migrants. He emphasized her global work with migrants and urged young people to learn from her, while highlighting his own advocacy for migrants amid tensions with the Trump administration over migration policies.
- Pope Leo XIV exalts first American saint Cabrini as a model for Christians for her care of migrants
Pope Leo XIV honored Mother Frances Cabrini, the first American saint, as a model for Christians to care for migrants during a visit to her birthplace in Italy. He emphasized her global humanitarian work and urged young people to learn from her, linking her legacy to Pope Francis's migrant-focused ministry. Leo's upcoming July 4 trip to Lampedusa, a migrant destination, highlights his advocacy for welcoming migrants.
- Pope Leo XIV heads to northern Italy to honor St. Augustine and migrant saint Cabrini
Pope Leo XIV travels to northern Italy to honor St. Augustine and Mother Frances Cabrini, the patron saint of migrants. The visit includes stops in Pavia to pray at St. Augustine's tomb and near Milan to recognize Cabrini's birthplace, highlighting the pope's focus on Christian devotion and migrant advocacy.
- Pope Leo XIV in Algeria to walk in footsteps of his spiritual father, St. Augustine
Pope Leo XIV visits Algeria to honor St. Augustine's North African roots, promoting peace and Christian-Muslim coexistence. The trip highlights Augustine's historical significance as an African thinker and includes a pilgrimage to Annaba, where Augustine lived and died.
- Pope visits Africa and calls for peace in Algeria against Iran war’s backdrop
Pope Leo XIV began an 11-day African tour in Algeria, advocating for peace and addressing neocolonialism amid tensions with U.S. President Donald Trump over the Iran conflict. The visit highlights Christian-Muslim coexistence in Algeria and ties his peace appeals to the nation's struggle for independence from France.
- Pope Leo XIV to visit fastest-growing Catholic continent during 4-nation Africa trip
Pope Leo XIV begins a four-nation Africa tour focusing on peace, migration, and interfaith dialogue, skipping Nigeria due to security concerns. The trip highlights Africa's growing Catholic population and includes visits to Algeria, with stops at historical sites linked to St. Augustine.