I prayed for your child this afternoon and I'll keep her in my prayers.Does she like to read about the Faith,at all?
There's a great new book that Tan Books just put out.
I've just started reading it this week.It's very readable and understandable without being dry.It's a great refresher book.We all need to be refreshed about the Faith from time to time.
Now it's my time to ask your prayers - for my brother.I just mailed him a copy of this book this week.I'm hoping and praying that he'll read it.You know how guys are generally about reading books on religion,but like I said,I'm hoping and praying that he'll read it.It's also a great book for folks who are interested in the Catholic Church and who respects it enough to ask questions about it.
She had previously told Augustine and his brother Navigius: "Lay this body anywhere, and take no trouble over it. One thing only do I ask of you, that you remember me at the altar of the Lord wherever you may be." Such consummate trust in God's providence was a characteristic virtue of this great fourth century lady. St. Monica's remains are venerated in the church of St. Augustine, Rome, Italy. Very wise words from St. Monica.
Once again, Lady in Blue, you have done a splendid job! Thanks and God bless!
And I love that first picture with all the mothers and children and St. Monica.
i think out priest said that she prayed for her husband's conversion for 27 years also.