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Supernatural Conversion
How did St. Paul go from having insurmountable objections to Christ to being one of Christianity’s most ardent defenders? In this episode, learn why St. Paul tells us we should believe that Jesus is Lord.
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Only through Easter, watch all episodes of The Bible and the Mass for free!
Christ redeemed us through an act of total, life-giving love on the Cross. Learn more in this blog.
Chris Stefanick shares 9 rules to help you follow St. Paul’s command to rejoice in Living Joy.
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How did St. Paul go from having insurmountable objections to Christ to being one of Christianity’s most ardent defenders? In this episode, learn why St. Paul tells us we should believe that Jesus is Lord.
Learn More
Only through Easter, watch all episodes of The Bible and the Mass for free!
Christ redeemed us through an act of total, life-giving love on the Cross. Learn more in this blog.
Chris Stefanick shares 9 rules to help you follow St. Paul’s command to rejoice in Living Joy.
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