by Faith Central & Steve Welsh
“Come, Holy Ghost, Creator Blest,
And in our hearts take up Thy Rest;
Come with Thy Grace and Heavenly Aid
To fill the hearts which Thou hast made. …
O Comfort Blessed, to Thee we cry,
Now Heavenly Gift of God Most High;
Thou Fount of Life, and Fire of Love,
And Sweet Anointing from Above ….”
“Come Holy Ghost,” by Louis Lambillotte, S.J. (1796-1855), performed by “The Singing Nuns”
“‘Anger is a poison,’ Fr. [Thomas] Morrow, a moral theologian and author of ‘Overcoming Sinful Anger’
[said] … ‘If a husband and a wife are angry with each other a lot, it destroys the relationship. … often … anger morphs into sinful anger … motivated by a desire for revenge … And this sinful anger has a devastating effect on relationships. …”
According to CNA, Morrow suggested that:
Morrow cited the example of Saint Monica. When provoked by her husband, Saint Monica would wait for her husband’s own emotions to subside before approaching him to discuss the impact of his actions and her reasons for concern. Saint Monica, of course, eventually converted both her husband and her son, Saint Augustine.
