A meditation preached by Fr. Paul Donlan on The Holy Spirit’s transformative role in the Church and each believer, using Pentecost as the model. At Pentecost, the Spirit’s wind and fire gave the Apostles courage, wisdom, and love, launching the Church through Peter’s preaching and mass conversions. The wind symbolizes fortitude; the fire, light and love—gifts that shape Christians into Christ’s image when they cooperate with the Spirit. Every baptized person is called to spread the Gospel through prayer, example, and personal witness, often one soul at a time. Even amid a strong “anti-God movement,” the Spirit continues drawing people to Christ through authentic Christian living. The key practice: praying “Come, Holy Spirit” for guidance, strength, and zeal.