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Father Miguel Koizsola filled the XV Association for Catholic Catholic Renewal (CCR) in free and free wood, throughout Sunday, at Santa Terisinha College. Hundreds of participants managed to enhance the belief in the Holy Spirit who poured themselves with power over all those who really opened the heart to Jesus’ work.
Following the topic of “the main headquarters in hope” (RM, 12, 12), the association brought together 17 groups of wood of wood that could be deprived and deepened their faith. The teachings of the guest speaker, Miguel Quizsola, conquered the need to open the heart to the grace of God, read the Bible daily, and defend the doctrine against religious ignorance, and how a life lives in faith, not rituals but with a real personal meeting and indispensable with Jesus.
Dismantling a wrong concept that “I am Catholic but not practically”, Father Kisola remembers that this does not exist. Faith is not theoretical, but it means practice. This practice should be on love, and exercise daily.
The Eucharist was one of the most prominent events in the association, followed by the Eucharist, which is bound by Father Alexander, CCR assistant. The priest called the Bible came to leave the keywords, to find Jesus, you have to go out, escalate, transform and land. A call to holiness that requires perseverance in faith, and charitable towards the brother and continuous conversion. The association participated actively in the work, conducted by the collective prayers made by Father Kisola and charismatic songs.
Maria da Baz Carvalho, the coordinator of the RCC team, welcomed the participants in this gathering with words of brotherhood and hospitality, in the context of the fact that the event is in line with the jubilee of the church’s jubilee. A vast team of ordinary people committed to Catholic Catholic Renewal actively to make this annual initiative possible, and also to highlight the work of the choir that competed to raise the hearts of the attendees to Jesus, even stronger and more transformative.
