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Letters to the Editor, 2/16

Our readers write about church finances, immigration enforcement, the Ash Wednesday rite, the Holy Spirit, and the “beauty of holiness.”

The Holy Spirit—Augustine, Aquinas, and Palamas

The East-West division over the Holy Spirit may require a new and careful reading of Augustine, Aquinas, and Palamas.

A Consecration Sermon: A Pentecostal Moment

Christ called twelve and breathed upon them. He inaugurated a new age of peace and restoration by giving his Spirit for Gospel proclamation.

When Revival Meets Rosaries with Nathan Smith and David Han

What can we learn from surprising encounters between Catholics and Pentecostals?

Pentecost and the Image and Mission of God

God's adopted children, like his only begotten Son, are driven into the world by the Spirit to share in the cross and proclaim Good News.

American Anglicans: One Body United by One Spirit?

Since 1789, Anglicans in the United States, spanning a wide range, have had the invocation of the Holy Spirit as part of their Eucharistic prayers.

A Visit from the Holy Spirit

A seasoned pastor shares a visceral experience of grief for those seemingly cut off from the means of grace and the hope of the Gospel.

Simeon Zahl and Life in the Spirit

Simeon Zahl’s distinctly Protestant theology of the Spirit, emphasizing the freedom of the third person, highlights undeveloped parts of certain strains in Catholic thought. The key is playfulness.

A New Heart (Pentecost 15, Year B)

Of the many fruits of the Spirit, perhaps nothing is more important than unity, peace, and bonds of love.

Breathe on Me, Breath of God

With the launch of TLC's new website, you can now subscribe to Covenant, receiving it every day right in your inbox. — Editor. “The Holy Spirit is...

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