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Prayer to Our Lady for Governance by Fr. Ripperger
Consecration of the Those Governing to the Blessed Virgin Mary
Immaculate Mary, Patroness ofthe United States of America, Queen of Heaven and of Earth, beneath whose sway are subject all things that are lower than God, sorrowful...Read more
HELP I AM SUFFERING!
My family and spiritual director have good reasons to believe I am suffering from demonic obsession and oppression. I have not been able to work since 2012 because of my condition. I reached out to liber Christo...Read more
HOW DO WE KNOW THERE IS A HEAVEN?
What should I say to my Catholic elderly neighbor who says- how do we know there’s a heaven . Nobody has come back to tell us how great it is . I know you’ll have concrete answers...Read more
Daily Reflections with
Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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CHRIST, THE SPIRIT, THE CHURCH
Who reveals Christ? He's hiding behind something: the Holy Spirit. For on the night of the Last Supper our Lord said, “He will glorify me; he will reveal me.” That’s how we know Christ, not just by studying the “motions of credibility”: prophecies and miracles and “the consonance of right reason with the aspirations of the heart”, as Vatican I put it. We know Christ through the Spirit. That is why Paul said that only through the Spirit can we call Jesus Lord. Therefore, through the increase of the Spirit, we deepen our knowledge of the Lord. Who reveals the Spirit? The Church. Too often when people think of the Spirit, they always begin with Pentecost. That was not the beginning of the life of the Spirit. After the Resurrection, our Blessed Lord breathed upon his apostles. “Receive ye the Holy Spirit; whose sins you shall forgive they are forgiven.” First to his Church: this is the beginning of the outpouring of the Spirit. Then at Pentecost there comes another. But see how the Church has grown by this time. The Blessed Mother in the center, the apostles, and then the 120 others. But it is therefore the Spirit that gradually unfolds itself in the Church. That is how we come to a theological knowledge of the three Persons. When we detach the Spirit from the Church, we are apt to go awry.