Trustful Surrender - by Debbie Georgianni & Jerry Usher (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>By far, the number one prayer intention of practicing Catholics is the return of their loved ones who have left the faith. In these twelve real-life stories, the reader is going to see clearly that there is no one path home to the Church for all who have left. Each story is heartfelt and unique, and is written by an individual who has found peace in the process of praying their loved ones back to the Church. The authors all share their best advice for practicing trustful surrender to God's providence. Some of the stories have happy endings, some not-so-happy, and others are still unfolding. For anyone who believes there is no hope for their loved ones to return to a practice of their faith, this book will provide hope and inspiration, all while highlighting that the heavy lifting is up to God. Our role is to pray, hope, and trust that He will indeed hear and answer our prayers.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>One of the most painful experiences as a Catholic parent is watching your children grow lukewarm in the Faith or walk away from it entirely. It can lead to feelings of abandonment and despair and turn conversations that were once easygoing into painful occasions of testiness and discord.<p> In this riveting book, EWTN Radio personalities Jerry Usher and Debbie Georgianni present deeply moving stories from listeners whose loved ones have left the Catholic Church. They are stories of heartache and sacrifice, but also hope and redemption.<p> You'll discover how families have coped‚"‚€‚"successfully and unsuccessfully‚"‚€‚"with the fallen-away loved ones, prayed for their return, and worked with the grace of God to reach out and touch their hearts. You'll learn how they placed their fears and anxiety at the foot of the Cross and implored God with constancy, deep compassion and unwavering fervor.
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