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Hello, Catholic Pilgrims. How are you today? I hope you are well. Today, we are reading from Book Four, Chapter Eleven and we will find that on page 81.
Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. Today, our reading isn't really a story about St. Augustine's life, it's more of an understanding of the reality of created things and how they all pass out of existence and on how are souls yearn for beautiful things. We will be reading on page 80 from Book Four, Chapter 10.
Hello, Catholic Pilgrims. We have a very short reading today. A bit of a continuation from yesterday's talk of friendship. We will be reading from Book Four, Chapter Nine on page 79.
Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. St. Augustine has moved to Carthage and things are starting to improve for him. We will be reading from Book Four, Chapter Eight on page 78.
Hello, my fellow Pilgrims. Welcome. St. Augustine's grief is overwhelming him and he is going to move from Thagaste to escape the pain of losing his friend. We will hear about this in Book Four, Chapter 7 on 78.
Welcome back, Catholic Pilgrims. Our reading today is a good lesson on attachment and why it's harmful. We will be reading form Book Four, Chapter Six on page 77.
Hello, Catholic Pilgrims. I hope the day is treating you well. We have a short reading today where St. Augustine talks about grief. We will find that in Book Four, Chapter Five on page 76.
Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. It's good to have you with me today. We have a sad reading today. St. Augustine's good friend dies and the story is quite interesting. Let's hear about it by opening to Book Four, Chapter Four on page 75.
Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. Today, we are going to hear about how, as a Manichee, St. Augustine was dabbling in astrology. So, once we are through reading, I thought it would be a good time to talk about what the Catholic Church teaches about astrology.
We will be reading from Book Four, Chapter Three and that is on page 73.
Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. Today, we are going to hear for the first time about St. Augustine's mistress. I think that's one of the things most people know about him is that he had one and she bore him a son.
I think it will be good to hear about what was going on in his mind. Let's read from Book Four, Chapter Two which starts on page 71.
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