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T1.E190| Juan 20, 19-23: Pentecostés. Los frutos del Espíritu Santo · Vitamina O: Evangelio dominical comentado

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Frozen foods, isband the best selection of pre- cooked and ultra- frozen
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foods, plant potatoes aremuns and much more supernatural, nutritious and easy to prepare,
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find them in all supermarkets, in the frozen section. Welcome to this
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space of vitamin or prayer, together with Francis hermengold a few brief spiritual Bible
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thought capsules that entertain, teach and lift the soul. Good morning. Today
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we are celebrating the Feast of Pentecost, which is both a Jewish feast and
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a Christian feast For the Jews, Pentecost recalls that moment when God gave Moses
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the ten commandments on Mount Sinai, fifty days after he left Egypt. For
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Catholics. It is the coming of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles. Fifty
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days after the resurrection in Hebrew, Pentecost is the feast of Shaboot, which
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literally means the seven. Why the seven, for it is seven times seven,
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that is seven weeks, seven times seven days, that is forty-
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nine days. Hence the Greek word Pentecost, which is fifty in Greek,
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the origin of the feast of Pentecost is agricultural. At first, it would
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be a thanksgiving for the harvest and it had the meaning of celebrating a process
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that reached its fullness, at its conclusion. The harvest is the end of
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the process of sowing for the Jews at the feast of Shaboot yave brings to
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completion the covenant with his people and sign of the covenants are the ten commandments.
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Why God chooses this feast of Pentecost to send his Holy Spirit, What
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significance it has for the Holy Spirit to come upon the church, upon the
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disciples. Precisely the day when the feast of Petecostes, the law and the
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covenant was celebrated in Israel, is to indicate that the Holy Spirit is the
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new law, the spiritual law that seals the new and eternal covenant. The
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law is no longer written on tablets of stone, as it was with Moses,
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but on tablets of flesh, which are the hearts of each one of
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us. God completes the purpose of incarnation and redemption, which is the sanctification
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of man and therefore gives us his spirit to sanctify us. God makes us
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partakers of his life, give life of his eternal life through his spirit.
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Now, at Pentecost, what Jesus had said in his public life takes full
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meaning. I' ve come to throw a fire on the earth and how
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much I wish it was already on. When the disciples receive the Holy Spirit
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in the Upper Room, they experience within themselves a centrifugal force that drives them
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to leave that place where weeks before they had been locked up dead of fear.
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Now, we can wonder if the Holy Spirit is something of the past.
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It is something that God gave to his disciples at Pentecost, but nothing
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else. Or he' s still acting in today' s life. God
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wants to send me today the feast of Pentecost, his spirit, but how
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can I know if I have the Holy Spirit in my life, in my
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family, in my group of friends for its fruits. Where the Holy Spirit
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is, the following signs are given and it is those mentioned by Saint Paul
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to Christians of galacia, love, joy, peace, patience, kindness or
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kindness, goodness, faithfulness, faith humility, meekness and self- control.
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Let us briefly explain these signs to see if we can see them in our
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lives. If we observe them, it is that the Holy Spirit is there
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love. Love is what the Holy Spirit is, because God is love.
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It' s not just a feeling. It is to want the good of
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the other and do something about it without expecting anything. In return, if
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you have this in your life, I assure you that you have the Holy
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Spirit the joy. Joy is the flag of the Holy Spirit. It is
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the deep certainty of God' s company. It' s not just psychological
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satisfaction. It is the connection with God in the depths of your being,
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regardless of the circumstances that give in your life peace. Peace refers to the
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Hebrew concept of Shalom, which is an integral well- being. It is
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not just the absence of conflict or getting along with others. It is the
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peace and integral well- being of the whole person. An intimate connection with
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God is a serenity that can withstand any circumstance in life, whether you are
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healthy or not, whether you are successful or not at the bottom of your
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soul, there is a feeling of peace, even though on the surface the
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waters are very removed. Patience. Patience is love when it comes into contact
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with the fragility of others. It is accepting others as an occasion to love.
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Patience is the opposite of selfishness that makes us see the shortcomings of others
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as if they were an obstacle to my own good. With patience, however,
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we see these defects as an opportunity to love more. Benignity. Kindness
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is a permanent disposition to cordiality, to indulgence. It is a fruit that
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helps us to be gentle, friendly courtesies welcoming to others. Kindness gives a
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special sweetness in dealing with others. Kindness. Kindness is a force that helps
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us to take care of our neighbor and to benefit him is like the result
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of kindness, but in a more incisive way, in those who suffer and
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need help. It is love turned into a gift Goodness is love made.
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Generosity bestowal, the goodness of the Holy Spirit is divine generosity. Sometimes we
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count the donation of our life with teaspoons of coffee or tea calculating gram per
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gram what we are giving to others. On the contrary, when we have
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the Holy Spirit, we overflow generosity. Meekness. Meekness is the ability to
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sweeten something that is bitter to know, hear, and observe good within evil.
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Meekness helps to avoid anger and violent reactions, It opposes anger and resentment
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and prevents us from falling into feelings of revenge to me eight, because you
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pay it to me. Meekness makes us soft in words and in dealing with
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someone else' s arrogance. Faithfulness. Faithfulness may be said to be loyalty
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in the commitment of love. God' s love for us is faithful is
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irrevocable and when the Holy Spirit gives us that fidelity, we too are irrevocable
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in that commitment of love. Humility, contrary to what many think, humility
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is not about getting low, but rather about opening up to others. Instead
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of living centered on ourselves, we learn to put first what is beyond ourselves.
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Humility implies being willing to receive and learn from others self- control,
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self- control is to order all my forces, my energies, my passions
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in function of love. When we lack self- control, we lack that
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ability to command all those forces. So those are the signs St Paul mentions
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about the Holy Spirit. If we find these signs in our lives, which
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are the fruits of the Holy Spirit, it means that the Holy Spirit is
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present. Let us remind them of love, joy, peace, patience,
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kindness or kindness, goodness, faithfulness, humility, meekness and self- control.
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Let us conclude the day of Pentecost with a prayer to ask God to
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send us the Holy Spirit. The only way to get the Holy Spirit is
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to ask for it. It can' t be controlled. We cannot control
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the Holy Spirit. It is not a question of taking a course or following
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a program and I receive the holy spirit. We don' t have to
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ask. That' s why we' re going to do a prayer that
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always works. Benny Sante, Spirits Come Holy, Spirit Come Holy Spirit to
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my life that God bless you delicious dancing ice creams, made with fruit and
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