But that does not make the Holy Spirit an “unknown God,” whose altar St. Paul encounters in Athens (Acts 17:23). No, the Holy Spirit is indeed like the simile we use for him.

The Holy Spirit comes to dwell in us once again as in a temple (1 Corinthians 3:16). Secondly, there are Tongues of Fire: “Then there appeared to them tongues as of fire, which parted and came ...

The Holy Spirit comes to dwell in us once again as in a temple (1 Corinthians 3:16). Tongues of Fire The text from Acts then says, “Then there appeared to them tongues as of fire, which parted ...

The Holy Spirit brings power and fire plus much more. The fire serves at least two purposes. The Holy Spirit will burn out the trash in our lives, and also sets us on fire for God.

A bird or a flame. Traditionally, these are the most common images used as metaphors for the Holy Spirit. The ornithological metaphor is usually traced back to Luke 3:22 when, at Jesus' baptism by ...

When reflecting on where to begin getting to know the Holy Spirit in the introduction to their edited volume, The Holy Spirit: Setting the World on Fire, theologians Fr. Richard Lennan and Nancy ...

Imagine walking through life without the Holy Spirit. No inner guide. No advocate. No quiet voice in your spirit convicting ...

Nigerian Catholic priest, Rev Fr Chinenye Oluoma, has tagged those who say ‘Holy Ghost fire’ prayers against their enemies as antichrist. Oluoma said that such persons do not have the spirit ...

He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire. — Luke 3:16. After several years of drought, the wildfires of Southern California left some residents thinking of them as acts of God.