San Pablo
San Pablo, also known as the Apostle Paul, was a pivotal figure in early Christianity whose epistles form a significant portion of the New Testament. His missionary journeys and theological teachings emphasized the universality of the Christian message and the importance of faith in Jesus Christ.
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Dominican Republic:
San Pablo introduced the theological expression Kénosis to explain the mystery of the Incarnation.
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Spain:
Zuchtriegel mentions that San Pablo believed that we can be free, at least in the soul.
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Dominican Republic:
San Pablo is quoted regarding the strength found in weakness.
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Bolivia:
San Pablo is mentioned in relation to the spiritual journey and the pains of conversion.
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Colombia:
San Pablo is considered the Apostle to the Gentiles for his relentless mission to preach the Gospel.
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Guatemala:
San Pablo is mentioned in the context of his teachings on peace.
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Mexico:
San Pablo's doctrinal capacity allowed early Christianity to grow as a powerful religion centered on the Resurrection.
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Venezuela:
San Pablo's words remind us that knowledge can lead to pride, but love builds up.
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Paraguay:
San Pablo's teachings were referenced by the bishop as necessary for reconciliation.
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Honduras:
San Pablo is mentioned as having written to the Corinthians about the resurrection of Christ.
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