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Pope Francis gave a very interesting homily about Vatican II and the Holy Spirit. Already there are many so-called 'orthodox' and traditional Catholics criticising him. Fortunately the truly spiritually orthodox are loving him. Lets get in tune with the Holy Spirit and what He is saying to the Church through Pope Francis. 

Asianews.it reports:  

"...Vatican Radio reported that, during the homily, when he commented Stephen's words and remembered Jesus' rebuke to the disciples of Emmaus, "Oh, how foolish you are! How slow of heart to believe all that the prophets spoke!", the Pope said that "always, even among us, there is resistance to the Holy Spirit."

"To put it plainly, the Holy Spirit gives us trouble. Because it moves us, makes us walk, impels the Church to go forward.

In 2004 Sarah an Hasidic Jewish woman (who is a secret Catholic) wrote: "We know from the Mishna that betrothal carried almost all the same legal standing as full marriage. Jewish law is like Canon law, not like secular law. If a betrothal was legal, before two witnesses and with a written contract or an object of monetary value exchanged, the couple were bound together before God as a married couple is today, forbidden to others but not together under the same roof.