Holy Spirit 101: Present Among Us (101 (Liguori))
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| Rating | : | 4.56 (848 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0764819852 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 144 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-11-20 |
| Language | : | English |
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Louis. . Louis, Missouri. Gresham, MLS, PhD, is currently a professor of theology at Kenrick Seminary in St. John L. He is also an adjunct professor at Paul VI Pontifical Institute of Catechetical and Pastoral Studies for the Archdiocese of St
The very word "spirit" can lend itself to confusion. Holy Spirit 101 offers readers a basic approach to coming to know this mysterious Person of the Trinity. Understanding the Holy Spirit is not a simple task. Author John Gresham, dissects the difficult concept of the Holy Spirit, its place in history and scripture, as well as its connection to us today.In Holy Spirit 101, you will find examples, tools, and review questions perfect for group or individual study that will deepen the understanding of your faith.
"so much to learn" according to Robb Holzrichter. The Holy Spirit and the way the Holy Spirit works in our lives today is something that seems to be so often overlooked in the Christian Community. This private or group study series "101" helps the Christian come to understanding of the Holy Spirit and gives the reader an opportunity to ponder, discuss, and delve deeper into the mysteries of the Holy Spirit. If your small group is looking for somethin. A Gem of A Book Amos Long This is really a gem of a book. I've read a couple of "academic" books on the Holy Spirit and a couple of practical articles/pamphlets before, but none compare with this work. Despite the small size (its only 140 or so pages), Dr. Gresham has packed this book with material and insight drawn from Scripture, 2000 years of tradition, and the insights of St. John Paul II.Starting with the Introduction, wh. sfmiletic said Holy Spirit 101: Present Among Us. This little book is an excellent and readable introduction to the person of the Holy Spirit. The author does a masterful job of showing that knowledge of the Holy Spirit comes from more than images - it comes from a personal experience as mirrored in Sacred Scripture, the Liturgy, and taught in the Catechism of the Catholic Church and the Magisterium of Blessed John Paul II.And yet, the Spirit is not
Gresham, MLS, PhD, is currently a professor of theology at Kenrick Seminary in St. . Louis. Louis, Missouri. About the Author John L. He is also an adjunct professor at Paul VI Pontifical Institute of Catechetical and Pastoral Studies for the Archdiocese of St