
St. Monica Didn’t Gossip — and We Shouldn’t Either
We should work to practice other habits or virtues that will replace it, to follow the instruction of the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
We should work to practice other habits or virtues that will replace it, to follow the instruction of the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
The life of St. Augustine offers hope; he is a real-life prodigal son.Where would the Church and the West be without him? Or, better yet, where would the Church and West be without his mother?
The constant intercession of St. Monica and a rich friendship with St. Ambrose prepared Augustine’s heart to rest in God.
St. Monica is honored in the Church for her holy example and dedicated prayerful intercession for her son, St. Augustine, before his conversion.
COMMENTARY: Take a lesson from St. Augustine and St. Monica: Prayer is the single most effective answer to this problem, as it is to all problems.
I’ve had the same item on my Christmas list since 2008, and it was there again this year. What do I want? I want my fallen-away children to return to the Church.
A lesson on the power of patience, silence and prayer.
How a Facebook group is encouraging parents whose children have left the faith
‘Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer.’ (Romans 12:12)
‘St. Monica was not the type to feel defeated. She represents hope.’
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