Saint Paul
Paul is the persecutor turned apostle, stopped on the road to Damascus by a light and a voice, and afterwards the tireless traveller and letter-writer of the early church. He argues, he is shipwrecked, and he writes the letters that shape the tradition.
A saint, not a deity.
Offerings
- Offerings
- BreadA letterA road journey
Practice
- Invocation Approach
- ToneArgumentative and directAddressSaint PaulApostle of the RoadsRelationshipThe one who turns around
- Modern Practice
Worked with for a change of direction that has to be total, and for a journey or a letter that has to land. The offering is a letter written and sent.
Nature and meaning
- Domain
- ConversionTravelLettersArgumentThe road
- Mythology Summary
Paul is the persecutor turned apostle, stopped on the road to Damascus by a light and a voice, and afterwards the tireless traveller and letter-writer of the early church. He argues, he is shipwrecked, and he writes the letters that shape the tradition.
Details
- Feast Day
- June 29
- Patronage
- WritersTravellersMissionsConverts
- Correspondences
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