Premium quality rectangular 4 inch (width) x 6 inch (height) static cling with the St. Augustine quote: "Breathe in me, O Holy Spirit, That my thoughts may all be holy. Act in me. O Holy Spirit. That my work, too, may be holy. Draw my heart. O Holy Spirit. That I love but what is holy. Strengthen me. O Holy Spirit. To defend all that is holy. Guard me, then, O Holy Spirit, That I always may be holy." Durable PVC material. Outside application (sticky on back of cling) with long lasting UV print. Movable, reusable, with no residual residue when removed. Homemade design from my home shop in Texas! Instructions: Clean window, mirror, or other surface with warm water. Apply cling and smooth to ensure no air bubbles are trapped. Cling can be rinsed and reused.

Dennis and I were engaged for six very short weeks. It’s a great story but too long to tell you now. But in the midst of all the fast paced wedding planning Dennis and I began the deep immersion of learning each other. He was in Colorado and I was in South Carolina so our […]

These prayer cards are sturdy and beautiful. They are packaged in packs of 10 and have a beautiful prayer of Saint Augustine on the back. "Breathe in me, O Holy Spirit,That my thoughts may all be holy.Act in me, O Holy Spirit,That my work, too, may be holy.Draw my heart, O Holy Spirit,That I love but what is holy.Strengthen me, O Holy Spirit,To defend all that is holy.Guard me, then, O Holy Spirit,That I always may be holy." -Saint Augustine Everything that we believe in and do should lead us to unity with our Lord. The Holy Spirit flows into us and through us. This print shows the 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit and the 12 fruits of the Spirit. “But the fruit of the Spirit is charity, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, generosity, faithfulness, modesty, gentleness, chastity and self control.” -Galatians 5:22-23 Prophet Isaiah writes about the 7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit. “The Spirit of the LORD will rest on Him, The spirit of wisdom and understanding, The spirit of counsel and strength, The spirit of knowledge, piety, and the fear of the LORD.” Isaiah 11:2 1) Wisdom.  This enables us to know God and esteem divine things above worldly things. 2) Understanding.  Helps us to understand our Catholic Faith, the Bible and Saints. 3) Counsel.  This is the knowledge necessary to guide ourselves and others to do God’s will.  It helps us help others get through spiritual and temporal problems. 4) Fortitude.  This is the strength we need to endure and have courage.  It helps us suffer persecution and adversities for the sake of good. 5) Knowledge.  This helps us to know God, ourselves and others as God knows. 6) Piety.  This gift infuses us with love for serving God and see Him in all events through a holy life of prayer. 7) Fear of the Lord.  “The Fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.”  We fear his just punishment of our sins for ever, but we more so fear even displeasing or offending Him. The 12 Fruits of the Holy Spirit are: 1) Charity.  The Holy Spirit is Love and gives us the infused theological virtue of charity to prefer God over everyone and everything.  We desire this loving union with God.  And it overflows in our love for ourselves and our neighbors for God’s sake. 2) Joy.  Happiness is realized when we live for God and know someday we will be with Him now and forever in heaven. 3) Peace.  The Holy Spirit gives us order in our souls and a clean conscience.  He also gives us order to our family, friendships and duties of life. 4) Patience.  When one is close to God, everything else falls into its place so that one can have patience and tranquility.  Love is patient. 5) Kindness.  This is the virtue of kindness to others. 6) Goodness.  We renounce evil and seek what is good.  We repent of our sins and strive to do God’s will. 7) Generosity.  Perseverance in the mission God has given us and the ability to stay faithful over the long time. 8) Gentleness.  This gives us the moral virtue temperance that helps us overcome our natural tendency to be rough or angry. 9) Faithfulness.  This is a theological virtue given to us in Baptism.  It gives us the Divine grace to be able to assent to the revealed truth of God.  We put God as the absolute authority. 10) Modesty.  This includes how we act and dress.  These are external signs of our interior modesty.  It gives us the preference to purity of mind and heart in sexual matters. 11) Self Control.  This is the virtue to control sexual and other appetites in a holy manner like in marriage when one spouse because of sickness can not have relations. 12) Chastity.  This is the self giving of oneself to God completely as a priest, religious or consecrated layman.  All vocations are called to have chastity in their way of living.  This includes married people to be faithful to their spouses.  It also gives the grace for all those waiting to get married to be sexually pure.

Very little is spoken of the Holy Spirit and part of it, in my opinion, is because people do not know how to relate to Him. They also don't want to grieve

Hey there, dear friends! I am absolutely bursting with excitement to share the incredible Prayer Square Mini with you! I absolutely love sharing this with you. You may use it once or multiple times, or perhaps the Holy Spirit is even prompting you to think about prayer in a different way today! Wha

To listen to the blog post "Who Is The Holy Spirit Bible Verses That'll Break It Down For You" over reading it then click the play button below. In this post, I am going to explain who is the Holy Spirit with Bible verses in the most simplest and straightforward way that you can imagine.

When Jesus baptized me in the Holy Spirit, He gave me the gift of speaking in tongues--but I had to learn how to use my prayer language. You can learn too!

Blessing from the Spirit reflects in whole how these poems were created. The Lord placed an ear in my heart so I could hear his word. As the holy spirit would speak the words I would write them down, and that is how these works were created. The first time the Lord spoke to me through my heart was in September 1997. This is what he said to me, \"I will come to you in visions and I will visit you in dreams, and I will give thee wisdom in the ways of secret things,\" and he has. Before 1997 I had never written anything before the lord came into my heart, I was performing Country music classics in bars, wedding, V.F.W. halls etc. Now, only Gospel music I sing.

Worship is a believing heart’s response to the work of the Holy Spirit, not an emotional response to the quality of the music. – Matthew Westerholm