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This meditation invites us to reflect on the indispensable action of the Holy Spirit, the divine wind and fire who provides the necessary propulsion for our spiritual life. Recognising that we cannot achieve holiness or true forgiveness by our own natural strength, we are encouraged to foster a deep, personal friendship with the Holy Spirit dwelling within our souls. Through a constant ascetical struggle and greater docility to his promptings, we can learn to work purely out of love, bear our daily crosses, and carry out our apostolic mission with a renewed and joyful fervour.
By Fr Joseph EvansThis meditation invites us to reflect on the indispensable action of the Holy Spirit, the divine wind and fire who provides the necessary propulsion for our spiritual life. Recognising that we cannot achieve holiness or true forgiveness by our own natural strength, we are encouraged to foster a deep, personal friendship with the Holy Spirit dwelling within our souls. Through a constant ascetical struggle and greater docility to his promptings, we can learn to work purely out of love, bear our daily crosses, and carry out our apostolic mission with a renewed and joyful fervour.