conversión

conversión

Cambio de rumbo radical de la vida completa, que se aleja del pecado y la maldad y se dirige a Dios. Este cambio de corazón o conversión es un elemento central de la prédica de Cristo, del ministerio de evangelización de la iglesia y del Sacramento de Penitencia y Reconciliación (1427, 1431, 1423; cf. 821).

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