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Join Paul Fahey and Dominic de Souza this evening at 5:30pm (EST) for a live conversation about theosis, how God became man so that man may become God. (It will also be available as a recorded talk after the live show has ended.)

Here’s all of the info…

Theosis: the Catholic Secret: How Man Becomes God – with Paul Fahey

Alternate title: A Catholic vision of holiness (without the guilt or cold showers). We’ll be discussing the forgotten, central point of the Gospel – how man is called to share in the Divine Life of the Trinity – to become God. It is the strangest – and truest – points of the Catholic Faith. We plan to chat about who God is, what is ‘theosis’, the process of holiness, and Pelagianism.

Questions welcome!

ABOUT PAUL FAHEY
Paul Fahey  lives in Michigan with his wife and four kids and works as a parish Director of Religious Education. He is a catechist, retreat leader, Catholic speaker, as well as a contributor and co-founder of wherepeteris.com.

ABOUT THE MASTERMIND+ SHOW
Conversations with Catholics to go deep in the Faith, renew our minds, and get smarter!

ABOUT DOMINIC DE SOUZA
A cradle-Catholic passionate about the meeting of Faith, history, and science in the modern world. Born in New Zealand, studied in Fiji and France, raised in Australia, and now living in the USA. He is the founder of SmartCatholics, a community to help Catholics renew our faith, get smarter, and support our Holy Father, Pope Francis.

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Paul Faheylives in Michigan with his wife and five kids. He is a limited licensed professional counselor, retreat leader, and catechist. He is a co-founder of Where Peter Is, founder and co-host of the Pope Francis Generation podcast, and the host of the Third Space podcast. He provides counseling for those who have been spiritually abused and produces resources for Church leaders to better safeguard their communities against all forms of abuse.

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