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EPISODE · Sep 1, 2026 · 1H 8M

Prayer and Saintly Advice

from Light of the Faith: Catholic Formation for Classical Educators

With Laura Berquist, MODG Founder and author of Designing Your Own Classical Curriculum and The Harp and Laurel Wreath.4:12 Natural and supernatural happiness. The true end of man. 13:52 How do we strive to live in accordance with the best thing in us? 15:05 The conformity achieved by friendship with God through prayer29:49 Saints on prayer (St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Francis de Sales)37:27 St. Thomas on the Our Father and the benefits of prayer41:55 Q&A hosted by Chris Sebastian“The ultimate goal of every means to this end is to conform to the mind and heart of Christ. Then our own hearts are transformed.” -Laura Berquist (14:42)________________________________MODG exists to help Catholic families raise their children in a living Catholic culture in their homes, mentoring them in using the MODG Catholic classical curriculum to lead their children to good judgment concerning the good, true and beautiful.Visit our Virtual Open House and learn how we can help you build a Catholic culture in your home, too!https://modg.org/virtualopenhouse

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