Charismatic Spirituality: The Work of the Holy Spirit in Scripture and Practice

Charismatic Spirituality is a carefully written explanation of the way the Holy Spirit works in redeeming human beings. The author, using the study of Scripture and many years of pastoral experience, describes how the Spirit operates in the Church and the individual to provide the full benefits of the divine life God intended human beings to enjoy. Although interest in charismatic spirituality was spurred by the charismatic renewal movement, Clark's exploration of the work of the Spirit addresses the needs and concerns of the Church at large and will satisfy the curiosity of any interested reader.

STEPHEN CLARK is a philosopher, Scripture scholar and leader in the Cursillo Movement and Charismatic Renewal in the Catholic Church. He serves as a regional coordinator of the Sword of the Spirit, and international association of covenant communities. In 1971, he founded the Servants of the Word, an international, ecumenical brotherhood of celibate men. He is the author of numerous books, including Catholics and the Eucharist, Redeemer, Building Christian Communities, and Man and Woman in Christ. He lives at the Brotherhood Center in Chelsea, Michigan.