Nuestra Señora, desde el momento de su concepción, fue cubierta por el Espíritu Santo. Ella, como esposa del Espíritu Santo, nos demuestra cómo debe ser nuestra vida cuando decimos "Sí" a la voluntad de Dios y nos entregamos completamente a las acciones del Espíritu de Dios. La proclamación de María la llevó a la cruz, a la tumba vacía y en última instancia al cenáculo donde una vez más se encontró cubierta por el Espíritu Santo. Si tenemos el valor que María tuvo para decir "Sí" al Espíritu de Dios y rendirnos a su voluntad, nosotros también podríamos sentir el poder del Altísimo que nos cubre.
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Were the Magi at Jesus' Birth?
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Go Forth
Session 8: Go Forth
At the end of each Mass the priest sends us out on a mission to proclaim the Good News to others. No pilgrimage would be complete if we walked away unchanged and without direction for our lives. How is God inviting you to go forth into a world that is thirsty for His love and...
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