The Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 98: The Son and the Spirit (2025)
Apr 8, 2025
Delve into the fascinating joint mission of the Son and the Holy Spirit, where two distinct persons operate together in unity. Discover the significance of the Holy Spirit's diverse names and titles, and how they relate to Christian baptism. Explore the Holy Spirit's transformative power in believers' lives, illuminating key theological concepts like 'Advocate' and 'Spirit of Truth.' This enlightening discussion reveals how the Holy Spirit connects the Holy Trinity while emphasizing the interdependence of its members.
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Joint Mission of Son and Spirit
- The Son and Holy Spirit have a joint mission, acting together inseparably.
- Though distinct persons of the Trinity, they are united in their actions and purpose.
Name of the Holy Spirit
- The Holy Spirit's proper name is "Holy Spirit," distinct from other uses of "spirit" and "holy."
- The term "Spirit" translates to breath, air, or wind, reflecting the Spirit's life-giving nature.
Titles of the Holy Spirit
- Jesus calls the Holy Spirit the Paraclete, meaning advocate or consoler.
- Other titles include Spirit of Promise, Adoption, Christ, Lord, God, and Glory.