Monthly Archives: May 2021

In the Acts of the Apostles, St. Luke wrote of direct witnesses to the descent of the Holy Spirit in Jerusalem: “The Holy Spirit filled them all and began to speak … as the Spirit gave them to speak” (Acts … Continue reading →

The Spirit of God given to our flesh cannot suffer from grief or restraint. Hermes in Shepherd When the Spirit of God descends on a man and overshadows him in the fullness of its outpouring, then the soul overflows with … Continue reading →

How he experiences grace? The Holy Spirit is invisible. So how can to know if someone is “spiritual” or not if he has Grace is not in her heart without her? It’s still a current question, and in IV., a … Continue reading →

In the world of matter, it is often said: Something for something. Although it may seem that this is also true in the area of ​​faith, this is not the case. Because in the realm of faith, we speak of … Continue reading →

During the farewell at the Last Supper, Jesus speaks to the Holy Spirit about the Holy Spirit and says, “When he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he will guide you into the full truth” (Jn 16:12). Today Sunday says that … Continue reading →

Jesus prayed, “Well, I ask not only for them, but also for those who believe in me through their word, that all may be one, as you, Father, in me and me in you …” (Jn 17: 20- 21). These … Continue reading →

When we walk through nature after these days of May, we will have more than one beautiful view of flowering meadows. Although there is not just one type of flower in the meadow, they are not just one color, yet … Continue reading →

If we want to talk about God, we must first realize that we are and will remain “illiterates”: God cannot be described or defined. And yet we are talking about God as a “counterpart,” like a “where” and a “where” … Continue reading →

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In the introduction to the encyclopedia of prayer L a P r e g h I e r a (Rome 1967), Professor R. Boccaccio writes his memories of Africa. A primitive woman from a mountain tribe makes a vessel out … Continue reading →