Athirst for the Spirit - Dr. Nina Heereman at Franciscan University of Steubenville

[@shuttle484]

Thank you Nina, just wonderful to listen to such rich contents of holy bible. You are the rescue anchor in these days of a dark desert.

[@tombarnes7196]

An insightful new approach to guidance in this journey to help us attain the good that God wants for us all. Thank you for sharing!

[@mariaeisabethschmidt7405]

Dear Nina, thank you for this powerfu lecture! So inspiring...

[@GabrielesSong]

As a german, Iam so thankful for your wonderful explanations, it is a consolation to me

[@stefanstrauss1965]

Thank you so much

[@dailybread300]

That was beautiful and filled with biblical wisdom. Thank you so much for such a wonderful presentation.

[@EllenJohn4]

Excellent lecture! Thanks, Dr Heereman!

[@MartinaStC]

The English Speaking Mission in Berlin Germany is very special. The Lord blessed me with His Spirit last May, changed my heart to know He is real and lesd me to St Bernards there. It is very spdcial and full of truth and love of Our Lord and I belive the Holy Spirt is with many there. I can't speak for others but not all Catholics in Germany follow the 'synodial way', I don't. Pray for us.

[@helenleach8491]

Thank you!!! This is brilliant! So rich.

[@johnwitkowski6596]

Beautiful.

[@andresemb8049]

🙏🙏🙏

[@clarekuehn4372]

Typographic error in title. Should be "A thirst", not "Athirst".

[@EllenJohn4]

Incorrect: athirst is an archaic form of ‘a thirst for’. It’s in the title of her book.

[@halvardlundnorway]

Is it the same form as anew?

[@JohnR.T.B.]

I read it "Atheist" at first, lol.

[@hassanmirza2392]

Christianity does not oppose LGBTQ mania, but Islam does. Why would that be?