St. Monica was the mother of St. Augustine.
If you are referring to Augustine of Hippo's mother's her name was "Saint Monica".
Saint Augustine of Hippo's mother was St. Monica.
st. Augustine Latin name is AURELIUS AUGUSTINUS.
The mother of St. Augustine's son Adeodatus was named Floria Aemilia. Please reference the website link below for more information:
Roman Catholic AnswerSt. Augustine of Hippo's father was Patricius, a pagan; and his mother was St. Monica - whose feast day 27 August, the day before her son's.
If you are referring to Augustine of Hippo's mother's her name was "Saint Monica".
The mother of St. Augustine was St. Monica.
St. Monica was St. Augustine's mother.
St. Monica is the mother of St. Augustine.
Saint Monica is the mother of St. Augustine.
Saint Augustine of Hippo's mother was St. Monica.
St. Augustine of Hippo's father was Patricius, a Roman official, and his mother was Monica, a devout Christian. Monica's prayers and influence played a significant role in Augustine's conversion to Christianity.
St. Monica is the mother of St. Augustine, who prayed for her son for over 30 years to lead a holy life.
Monica was a housewife and mother of St. Augustine.
Yes, the city is named for St. Augustine of Hippo.
No. St. Monica is the mother of St. Augustine. St. Monica, the mother of St. Augustine, was born ca. 332 CE. Monica was a model Christian mother. She was married to a dissolute and violent husband which caused her much suffering, but with Christian forbearance, patience, and dedication Monica succeeded in bringing her husband to baptism. Monica always looked after her son, Augustine. After her death, Augustin was baptized. Monica's cult spread in the 10th Century. In art, St. Monica is depicted in the black habit of an Augustinian nun. Her attributes are the book of the Rule (Regula) of Augustine and the crucifix. She is the protector of mothers and widows. Her memorial day is 27 August.
I would imagine his mother, St. Monica, was the person most responsible for St. Augustine turning from a life of debauchery to one of prayer.