Description:

• St. John Vianney as Patron of the Domestic Priesthood
• Guidance for parents in leading children to faith
• Traits of humility, courage, prayer, and penance
• Insights on Eucharistic devotion and Marian love
• Inspiring for laity, clergy, and all seeking renewal

In an age when secularism clouds the consciences of youth and adults alike, Coached by the Cur presents St. John Vianneythe humble parish priest of Arsas a spiritual coach for parents, laity, and clergy.

Known as the patron saint of priests, the Cur dArs is here revealed as a guide for what is called the Domestic Priesthood, reminding mothers and fathers of their sacred duty to shepherd their children toward God.

St. Philomena, Vianneys heavenly friend, is portrayed as urging him to extend his priestly wisdom to families: Jean-Marie, countless parents mourn for their lost children . . . you must teach moms and dads to be the priests of their homes.

This challenge is at the heart of the book: to inspire Catholic parents to embrace their spiritual vocation and to help reclaim lost souls from indifference and modern ideologies.

Readers will encounter Vianneys saintly qualitieshis humility, his courage in battling Satans relentless assaults, his deep Eucharistic love, his devotion to Our Lady, his unceasing prayer, and his commitment to penance. Each trait becomes a guiding light for those striving to bring family members and friends back to the faith.

Coached by the Cur is a powerful invitation to all Catholicswhether parent, priest, or laypersonto imitate the white martyr of Ars, whose life of sacrifice reminds us that no price is too high to save even a single soul.