What does mental health have to do with a 5th century Christian theologian and philosopher? How could a guy from way back then teach us something about modern mental health struggles? Drawing from his two most famous works ("Confessions" and "City of God") Conor presents some passages that show how Augustine knew and understood, as much as he could in his day, the troubles of the mind, and how God sees and meets us in it all. We hope you find this encouraging.