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All moms desire for their children to know and love God. With belief in God on the decline, we worry that our teenage and adult children will pull away from their faith. What’s a mother to do? In this episode, we look at lessons learned from St. Monica, a mother who sets a beautiful example of persistent prayer for their children.
All moms desire for their children to know and love God. With belief in God on the decline, we worry that our teenage and adult children will pull away from their faith. What’s a mother to do? In this episode, we look at lessons learned from St. Monica, a mother who sets a beautiful example of persistent prayer for their children.
Snippet from the Show "...when we struggle as a mother... we can pray for the same patience, persistence and dedication to motherhood, marriage and family that St. Monica modeled for us!" - Lisa
“Nothing is far from God.” – St. Monica
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How can St. Monica's lessons and intercession in prayer be a source of support for you?
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