The Holy Spirit is not a power or energy; therefore it must not be confused with force. Even Though it the force might be understood as a metaphor for the influence of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is a real person, the true personification of love. Though the world neither sees nor knows the Holy Spirit, but can plainly recognize its power transposed in our as well as in our catholic religion. This podcast explores the work of the Spirit delving into some definitions which regard the Spirit throughout salvation history, and the naming of signs and manifestations of the Spirit. This discussion has the purpose of pointing out keys, meanings that lead to understanding the meaning of the Holy Spirit and its existence revealed in our . Therefore the Holy Spirit is revealed to have the role in salvation, and ultimately reveals our spiritual relationship with the Spirit. The idea that at birth each and everyone is being given a soul, is now revealed and acknowledged by the Spirit's presence in our beliefs, and prayers. Each human being is gifted with a pure soul at birth, but the maintenance of this purity does not depend on the Holy Spirit but on people's decisions undertaken in life and by the teachings that they withdraw from the religious doctrines and the Holy Bible. The Spirit is immanent in all of God's saving work. The Holy Spirit has been present in this world since the first moment of creation. The Spirit is the principle of life, without which nothing would exist or continue existing. The Creed calls the Spirit, the Lord and Giver of life. The Spirit's authorship of life is evident throughout salvation's history. The Spirit's presence guides people and reveals them their Creator, meaning God. Therefore the Spirit sanctifies life. This is Spirit's role throughout scripture climaxing in Jesus? promise to the Church of the Spirit's fullest strength. The Spirit is a part of the Church and shall remain this way until the end of time. The Spirit is manifested and signed in works made visible, through holy water, holy oil, holy fire, holy light, and holy hands.



Since ancient times, the dove has symbolized the presence of God's Spirit. This work guides the development and understanding of scripture, religious doctrine and tradition, the teaching offices of the Church, the disposition of faithful hearts in witness, service, and prayer, all unified in view of our communion with Christ. This is a real fact, since it is the Spirit that enables us to share in the reign of God on earth as it is in heaven, it follows that in life, the Spirit fulfills our vocation on earth and the Holy Spirit ensures us the reason of hope. This great gift of love is revealed in our hearts through the Holy Spirit that has been given to us. The more we live our lives with love and peace in our hearts and souls, the more we are able to gift the others, forgive, daily sharing what we have, and be patient with our neighbor. The Spirit's presence in our lives, assures us of all that has been revealed and promised to us. Baptized into Christ, we ourselves are anointed by the Spirit of Love. And in that Spirit we become the children of God!