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About The greg Firnstahl

Greg Firnstahl is a devoted Catholic whose life is a powerful example of faith and recovery. Born in Seattle in 1952, Greg faced tough times early on with health issues like whooping cough and epilepsy. Despite these challenges, his faith grew strong through Catholic schooling and a deep love for the Church, especially the Sacrament of Reconciliation and the Rosary.

His life wasn’t always smooth. He struggled with addictions but turned to his faith, prayer, and fasting to overcome them. Greg’s journey is filled with moments of spiritual awakening, including meeting Pope John Paul II and experiencing healing services. His strong devotion to the Rosary and the sacraments guided him through hardships and led him to spiritual renewal.

Today, Greg lives his faith every day, attending Reconciliation weekly and praying the Rosary regularly. His story is one of hope and the power of faith.