For many Christians, God the Father can be imagined as Creator, source, mercy, and home. Jesus Christ can be pictured in the manger, on the road, at the table, on the Cross, and risen in glory. But the Holy Spirit is often harder to behold.

Some reduce Him to emotion. Some mistake Him for spiritual energy. Some fear Him because His name has been misused. Others neglect Him because He seems mysterious, invisible, or difficult to understand.

God the Holy Spirit Who Dwells Within Us invites readers to rediscover the Holy Spirit as the Church confesses Him: not a force, not a mood, not a vague religious atmosphere, but God - personal, holy, truthful, gentle with the broken, dangerous to falsehood, and the Lord and Giver of Life.

Written in the clear, reverent, and practical style of The Catholic Distinction Series, this volume explores the Holy Spirit in creation, Scripture, the Trinity, the Incarnation, the Baptism of Jesus, Pentecost, the Church, the sacraments, prayer, adoption, discernment, holiness, suffering, mission, gifts, charisms, and the fruit of the Spirit.

This is a book for ordinary Catholics, seekers, parish readers, families, catechists, and anyone who wants to understand why the Holy Spirit is not distant from Christian life but nearer than breath.

The Father calls.
The Son saves.
The Spirit gives life.