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by Mother Angelica (Author)
Pull up a chair and lend an ear as Mother Angelica shares her wit and wisdom on the often messy nitty-gritty of family life, faith, and forgiveness. This collection of chats, carefully curated from Mother Angelica Live Classics, weaves Scripture, personal anecdotes, and timeless Catholic teachings into deeply engaging stories. In these charming pages, Mother reveals the secret of how to achieve the impossible and miraculous in your life.
Whether discussing the wounds of strained relationships from her life experiences or the joys of souls encountering the Lord, Mother Angelica delivers hope, humor, and deep spiritual insights while guiding you back into the loving arms of Holy Mother Church. In her trademark conversational style, she cuts through the twaddle and empowers you by revealing:- The tenderness of God in choosing you, creating you, and calling you to be His beloved child
- How to let God "hit your home runs," grow in virtue, and cultivate your talents
- Ways to persevere in prayer and pursue holiness while navigating marriage and family strife
- Encouraging tips on how to share your Faith and bring your loved ones back to Church
- The joy of living in trustful surrender to God and the peace of living in the present moment
- How to share the truth with mercy, grow in charity toward your neighbor, and foster unity
In a world often clouded by doubt and distractions, Mother Angelica's wisdom remains a beacon of clarity and encouragement for Catholics yearning for renewal. Let Mother inspire you to embrace God's grace generously and live with unwavering faith and hope in His divine plan. Discover how God's love transforms lives -- one heart at a time.
Author Biography
Mother Mary Angelica of the Annunciation, PCPA, was best known as simply "Mother Angelica." Born in 1923, she was an American Poor Clare nun renowned worldwide for her work as a television personality. Mother Angelica founded the Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN), now broadcast around the world, and EWTN radio. She died in 2016.
