Ralph MartinHost
I'm going to share with you a prophecy that someone I have a very high respect for sent me recently.

She actually is one of the main people about why we have the Catholic Charismatic Renewal in the Catholic Church today.

She was one of those students at Duquesne University in 1967, and she was on a retreat with the Catholic students and Catholic professors studying the Acts of the Apostles, and she decided that she wanted to renew the Sacrament of Confirmation in her life and experience the fire of the Holy Spirit like the early Christians did.

And sure enough, her desire that God put in her heart, her docility to his leading, led her to the chapel in the Ark and the Dove Retreat Center, which you can still visit today.

It's still a very active place where people are encountering the Lord near Pittsburgh.

led her into the chapel where she found herself in the holy presence of God and prostrated herself and began to experience the fire of God's love inflaming her heart and releasing in her gifts of the Holy Spirit, one of which is prophecy.

She has faithfully persevered all these years since 1967 and is still doing it today.

She just came back from Rome where she was asked to address Pope Leo at a big meeting of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal where Pope Leo was incredibly supportive of what the renewal is doing in the church.

She married a man named Al, Al Mansfield, a very holy guy, wonderful marriage, children, grandchildren.

They've just been living the Catholic life as a married couple, as a family, all with trials, yes, with suffering, yes, with physical challenges, yes, with relationship difficulties, yes, with pain and suffering, yes, like all of us, it's a normal part of life.

But they've persevered, and I have a high regard for their reliability, their ability to hear the Lord.

She said the Spirit came upon her, and this is what the Lord moved her, inspired her to say.

I'm going to share with you a prophecy that someone I have a very high respect for sent me recently.

She actually is one of the main people about why we have the Catholic Charismatic Renewal in the Catholic Church today.

She was one of those students at Duquesne University in 1967, and she was on a retreat with the Catholic students and Catholic professors studying the Acts of the Apostles, and she decided that she wanted to renew the Sacrament of Confirmation in her life and experience the fire of the Holy Spirit like the early Christians did.

And sure enough, her desire that God put in her heart, her docility to his leading, led her to the chapel in the Ark and the Dove Retreat Center, which you can still visit today.

It's still a very active place where people are encountering the Lord near Pittsburgh.

led her into the chapel where she found herself in the holy presence of God and prostrated herself and began to experience the fire of God's love inflaming her heart and releasing in her gifts of the Holy Spirit, one of which is prophecy.

She has faithfully persevered all these years since 1967 and is still doing it today.

She just came back from Rome where she was asked to address Pope Leo at a big meeting of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal where Pope Leo was incredibly supportive of what the renewal is doing in the church.

She married a man named Al, Al Mansfield, a very holy guy, wonderful marriage, children, grandchildren.

They've just been living the Catholic life as a married couple, as a family, all with trials, yes, with suffering, yes, with physical challenges, yes, with relationship difficulties, yes, with pain and suffering, yes, like all of us, it's a normal part of life.

But they've persevered, and I have a high regard for their reliability, their ability to hear the Lord.

She said the Spirit came upon her, and this is what the Lord moved her, inspired her to say.
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