"I will abandon myself fully to the Holy Spirit, allowing myself to be led wherever and whenever the Spirit wants, accompanying the Spirit, for my part, with effective and strong resolutions and serious discernment... The Holy Spirit descends upon us with great gentleness, never with a racket."--MotherCabrini
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A fine quote, R.C., especially poignant for those expecting a "bolt out of the blue" to answer their questions or solve their problems. After all, the Holy Spirit does not act with all the subtlety of a Las Vegas stageshow, as some would like to believe.