Saint Augustine: Man, Pastor, Mystic Helen W

Saint Augustine: Man, Pastor, Mystic Helen WAs a philosopher, theologian, mystic, poet, and pastor, Saint Augustine has exercised a profound influence on the generations that have succeeded him. His works continue to be read because they deal with the pressing problems of existence, truth, love, freedom, grace, peace, communion, and salvation. Father Trap, a world renowned Augustinian scholar, graphically portrays the burning quest for wisdom on the part of Augustine the man, the absolute

Adrian Fortescue

alerting Catholics of the need to have an understanding of authentic Catholic doctrine

she was favoured with many extraordinary visions and favoursfrom the Child Je-sus

His messageÔÇöa straightforward presentation of the Christian faith aimed at answering the perennial questions of young people: Who am I

Catholic radio host Al Kresta conducted interviews with well-known Catholics

who would unite them to God as his adopted children

The Two Sons: The dangers of agnosticism

In his momentous teaching

Also included are stories of special saints for the season with activities and prayers

erotic love

poems and novels

to survive