The Life of Saint Monica
1919
The Life of Saint Monica, written by F. A. Forbes and first published in 1919, is a historical account that chronicles the life of Saint Monica, emphasizing her role as a devoted mother and her steadfast faith amid personal challenges. The narrative explores her struggles with her pagan husband, Patricius, and her deep concerns for her son, St. Augustine, who strays from his Christian roots. Monica's perseverance, maternal love, and unwavering commitment to prayer highlight her significant influence on Augustine's eventual conversion, making her a pivotal figure in Christian history.
Editions
The Life of Saint Monica
The Life of Saint MonicaCurrent
Project Gutenberg · 83 pages
