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Priest’s St. Monica Project helps accompany parents whose children have left the faith
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What should I do?’” Father Buhman, a pastor in the Diocese of Lincoln, Nebraska, said, writing about the moment from 15 years ago.
He drew inspiration from St. Monica, a 4th-century Christian mother from North Africa who begged God for the conversion of her son, St. Augustine of Hippo.
Drawn in colored pencil, a weeping St. Monica appears barefoot on her knees, wearing drab-colored garments.
Buhman asked me to create the image of St. Monica for Masses & Tears because it’s a subject close to my heart.
Do they really believe that he’s working in their life and in their child’s life?”In preparing for the devotion, Father Buhman researched St. Monica.
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