Today's feast reminds us that God not only chose to dwell among us, but to dwell in us. That mutual indwelling grows for a lifetime. It fulfills every human life.
Horizons - At times, it feels like we are "caught in the snares of death," and that life itself becomes impossible. And yet, the wind of the Spirit "blows where it wills," and remains undeniably present in the midst of our reality.
Pentecost invites us to see in new ways that the gift of the Spirit does not come fragmented, but rather comes in its wholeness, as one tongue of fire, which then freely given, expresses itself uniquely in each of us.
Scripture for Life: As we come to the end of our Easter season, we can ask, "What have we learned? How have we changed? Has our faith in the resurrection of Christ given us courage and freed us from fear?"