The prayer to the Holy Spirit is spontaneous: it needs to come from your heart. In difficult moments, you need to ask: “Holy Spirit, come.” The key word is this: come. Come.

The Holy Spirit is as accessible to us as the Father and the Son and Christians should readily turn to him in prayer and supplication. There are many ways in which we can call upon the Holy Spirit.

In the same way that the Son directs us to make our petitions to the Father in prayer, so too can our initial times of sermon preparation begin by listening in on the divine conversation among the ...

The Holy Spirit is my protector. Glory to the holy and undivided Trinity, now and for ever. Let us praise the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit; let us bless and exault God above all for ever!

Even if we neglect the Holy Spirit in our personal prayer, we do formally recognize him because we begin and end “in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.” ...

The divine Trinity of 'Father, Son and Holy Spirit' could also be known as 'Mother, Child and Womb' or 'Rock, Redeemer, Friend' at some Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) services under an action by the ...

The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit show us the inner, relational dynamism of the divine nature. It was in the image of this Godhead that we were created. We were made by God.

The Holy Spirit is like the backstage star of the conclave. One theologian compares the concept to “the deep music in a song, the deep bass line” under the rhythm and melody.

Fr. Daniel P. Horan notes that "Holy Spirit atheism" has real and practical consequences. We need to remember the Lord, the giver of life, he says.

Try this prayer. I call it Presence Prayer which you can say anytime during the day to become aware of and acknowledge the presence of the Trinity. Slowly repeat: “Father, You are here… Jesus, You are ...