St. Paul Day
St. Paul Day is held on January 25. This event in the third decade of the month January is annual. 
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Every January 25, the Catholic Church celebrates the miracle of the conversion of St. Paul, Apostle of the Lord, whom we also call "Apostle to the Gentiles" or "Apostle to the nations"; not without reason, since he played a decisive role in the formation of the Church of Jesus Christ, alongside St. Peter.
Paul, of Jewish origin, had become a fierce persecutor of Christians. His zeal for the preservation of the Jewish Law had transformed him into an enemy of anyone who proclaimed himself a disciple of the Lord. For him, Jesus had been an impostor, someone who proclaimed himself to be the Son of God and Messiah without being so.
But when he was on his way to Damascus, God intervened by making him fall off the horse he was riding, thus beginning one of the most beautiful stories of conversion and subsequent surrender in existence.
For example, Ayerbe, Spain celebrates its winter feast in honor of San Pablo (Saint Paul). Bonfires, pilgrimages, and disco enliven the feast in honor of the patron saint.
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
International Day of Education on January 24 (3 December 2018 A/RES/73/25. Education is key to sustainable development);
Fiesta de la Vaquilla in Colmenar Viejo on January 25 (Held on the last Saturday of January);
World Environmental Education Day on January 26
International Community Manager Day on January 27 (Held on the fourth Monday of January);
International Conservator Restorer's Day on January 27
Bookmobile Day or Bibliobus Day in Spain on January 28
European Data Protection Day on January 28 (initiated by the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe)