Jan 25 - Homily: Paul's Dramatic Conversion

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Fr. Joachim on St. Paul and his dramatic conversion and the nature of such conversion and how to bring them about in others and in our selves, beginning with a personal encounter with Christ. This leads to a recognizing of our own sinfulness and a real desire to repent. He�relates�in particular to the needed steps in the��less dramatic but equally miraculous�conversion of the of the average cradle Catholic: Good Catechisis and Fervent reception of the�Sacraments�to fight against�sacrilegious�reception and loss of faith. Zeal to fight against�Mediocrity Detachment�from worldly things. Charity for others which leads to Love of God and vice versa. Ave Maria! Mass: Conversion of St. Paul - Feast - Form:�OF Readings:� 1st: act 22:3-16 Resp: psa 117:1, 2 Gsp: mar 16:15-18 To Download Audio go to http://airmaria.com?p=33386

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