Making a Pilgrimage
Joan Watson

The Holy Spirit in the Infancy Narratives of Matthew and Luke
Dr. Schreck examines the revelation of the Holy Spirit in the New Testament at the chronological beginning of this revelation: when angels announce the conception of John the Baptist and Jesus.
In the announcements to Mary and Joseph, it’s clear the Holy Spirit is distinct from the “Son of God” (Lk. 1:35) or “the Son of the Most High” (Lk. 1:32), who is conceived in Mary by the Holy Spirit.
Here is an important step in the fuller revelation of the Spirit’s work and identity. St. Luke also begins his association of the Holy Spirit with “power” (Lk. 1:35).
Jesus Christ is the primary subject of the creeds and the heart of the Good News of Christianity. The Catechism of the Catholic Church states, "From the loving knowledge of…...
After the original sin of Adam and Eve, God initiated, in his providence, a loving plan to overcome the evil caused by sin and restore the human race.…...
Dr. Schreck continues to unfold the Catholic understanding of God's revelation in the Book of Genesis, focusing on the original sin of Adam and Eve and its effects.…...