The Holy Spirit

(Paperback)

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First published at the outbreak of World War II, The Holy Ghost (renamed The Holy Spirit for this printing) answers the need of many people for a deeper and more accurate knowledge of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit's role in creation as the fountain of life and the first of God's gifts is studied along with the Spirit's mission, divine filiation, and the principles of supernatural growth.

A detailed summary of the book has been prepared by Rev. Robert P. Bucciarelli to enhance reading of the text.

Author Bio

Fr. Edward Leen (1885 1944) was born in Ireland in a large Catholic family with 14 children, of whom seven died in infancy. As a Holy Ghost father, he was a scholar in dogmatic and ascetical theology, who wrote many books. Two of them, The Holy Spirit and Why the Cross, have been reprinted by Scepter.