<p>Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims, to our reading today. It's an interesting one, for sure. All about wanting to feel sorrow or pity. Let's hear what St. Augustine says by opening to page 55 and reading from Book Three, Chapter Two. </p>

Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims, to our reading today. It's an interesting one, for sure. All about wanting to feel sorrow or pity. Let's hear what St. Augustine says by opening to page 55 and reading from Book Three, Chapter Two.

St. Augustine's "Confessions:" Book Three, Chapter Two

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Journeying with the Saints is a podcast that picks a Saint for a year to walk with through their writings. Each week, there will be a short reading and then a reflection. This podcast helps to move through the writings of the Saints and understand how their wisdom applies to our lives today. Each Saint has a unique insight into living out the Catholic Faith well and a deep understanding of how to draw closer to Christ. This podcast offers a great opportunity to learn from them.

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