
How to pray the Veni Creator in English and Latin
One of the best known and most beloved hymns in the Church's liturgy can stand alone as a beautiful prayer to the Holy Spirit.

"The place of the Last Supper and the betrayal is transformed; the tomb of the Apostles becomes, for the entire Church, the womb of the Resurrection."

If Christianity doesn’t feel like it should, check in with the Holy Spirit. His titles can help you get started.

Cardinal Seán O'Malley thinks that Pope Francis' vision of "synodality" could have helped implementation of Vatican II: He shared his experience, "having lived through it ..."

While we are accustomed to envisioning the Holy Spirit as a dove, or flames of fire, we can also view the Holy Spirit as living water.

We so often try to get through life without asking for help from the Helper himself. Jesus sends us the Holy Spirit because we need him!

"Just as only those who have received life can live, so too, only those who have been loved can love," Pope Leo noted in his meditation on today's Gospel.

Certain Bible translations will not translate the word "Paraclete" when it appears in the Bible. What does it mean?

While initially it may seem like the Force in the Star Wars universe is related to the Holy Spirit, when you dig deeper you find they are very different.

Bobby Witt Jr.’s story is a powerful reminder: It is never too late.

An increasing number of Catholics call themselves "Tradismatic" or "Trentecostal," seeking to fuse both tradition and charismatic spirituality.

Since space is a trinity, time is a trinity, and the good-true-and-beautiful is a trinity, we see that God’s Creation is marked indelibly with his Trinitarian fingerprints.

The Catholic Church's belief in the Holy Trinity is firmly based on the Bible, with passages in the Old and New Testaments.

Look no further than the Pentecost story of the coming of the Holy Spirit to see what happens in every Mass.

We are truly the Church of the Risen Lord ... if there are no borders or divisions among us; if we are able to dialogue and accept one another in the Church ... and if, as Church, we become a welcoming and hospitable place for all.

Normally associated with a dove, the Holy Spirit has also been connected to a wild goose, a bird that has very different characteristics.

"In Jesus we see, and from Jesus we hear, how everything changes because God is king, God is close to us."

When the Holy Spirit came upon the apostles on Pentecost, there was a reversal of what happened at the Tower of Babel in the book of Genesis.