The banquet organized in his honor

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John of Avila was ordained a priest in 1525. On the day of his first Mass, he refused the banquet organized in his honor in his native village. He shared his meal with a dozen poor people.
John launched his apostolate in Seville. He preached in hospitals, taught children the catechism in schools, and taught Christian doctrine in the plazas.

I like St. John’s style in his religious career.
He did not wait for the people. For example, he went to the plazas, where he taught Christian doctrine.
What do you think?
 
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