
Your Prayers Will Bring Them Home
How a Facebook group is encouraging parents whose children have left the faith
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)
Pray for them with confidence — because no one is beyond the limit of God’s help.
‘St. Monica was not the type to feel defeated. She represents hope.’
My children are wandering far from Our Lord, and I want them back.
‘You pray, you cry, you do everything you need to do, God is going to listen you,’ says Father Sebastian Walshe. ‘He is going to hear your prayers.’
When it might seem like we have nothing left, we have prayer.
When people you love are far from God, imitate St. Monica’s tenacity and wisdom.
COMMENTARY: Where the sins of our prominent Catholic family members abound, as they unhappily do, our prayers must abound all the more, and far more than our criticisms, however just.
If you’ve been away from the Church, it’s time to come home
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