Known as the "Apostle to Germany," the bishop and martyr St. Boniface worked tirelessly to renew the Church in Germany. Although his efforts ultimately bore great fruit and helped to recenter the faith of the Germans, St. Boniface often felt like a failure in his missionary work.
Discussion Question: St. Boniface experienced discouragement because he could not see the fruits of his work. In what ways are the results of your efforts hidden? Ask God to grant you patience as you labor in his vineyard.
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St. Ephrem the Syrian | Catholic Saints
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Join Dr. John Sehorn and Mary McGeehan to discuss the First Martyrs of the Church of Rome. Killed under Emperor Nero in AD 64, the First Martyrs offer us a powerful witness of fidelity to Christ.
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