Day 30: Spirit and Flesh (The Confessions of St. Augustine)

Catholic Classics

St. Augustine offers his insight on the language of the two wills that is found in Scripture. One of his primary reasons for addressing this was in order to disprove the Manichaeans. Fr. Gregory Pine and Fr. Jacob-Bertrand Janczyk address the life of sin and vice versus the life of grace and virtue. They discuss the common circumstance in which a person may look as though they have it all together, but in reality, are struggling with vice and sin. Today’s readings are Book 8, Chapters 7-9.

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Please note: The Confessions of St. Augustine contains adult themes that may not be suitable for children - parental discretion is advised.