Homily - Bold Faith and Magnanimity - Jan 2026 - Fr Paul Gardner (Academy)
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Homily - Bold Faith and Magnanimity - Jan 2026 - Fr Paul Gardner (Academy)
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Episode Highlights:
- Defining Magnanimity: While we often admire the boldness of daredevils, magnanimity is about using that same level of boldness for a much higher purpose—doing what is good. It's not about being reckless, but about living life with an adventurous spirit focused on holiness.
- The Dramatic Conversion of St. Genesius: Fr. Paul tells the incredible story of Genesius, a Roman playwright who loved to mock Christians.
- During a play intended to ridicule the sacrament of baptism, Genesius experienced a sudden vision of heaven.
- In a bold act of faith, he publicly declared his belief in Jesus Christ before the Emperor and the entire audience.
- Despite torture and eventual martyrdom, Genesius remained steadfast in his bold proclamation of faith.
- The Importance of Boldness: Fr. Paul emphasizes that it's not enough to just "do churchy stuff". We are called to be bold in our faith because if we aren't, the powers of evil will be bolder in promoting what is wrong.
- Magnanimity in Youth: Using the example of the prophet Samuel, Fr. Paul explains that growing in magnanimity as a young person requires deep attentiveness. By listening closely to the Word of God and being fully present during Mass, the heart learns the boldness it needs to follow Jesus Christ.
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