The genuine evidence of the Holy Spirit’s influence in a person’s life is not material prosperity, mindless emotionalism, or supposed miracles. Rather, it is sanctification: the believer’s growth in spiritual maturity, practical holiness, and Christlikeness through the power and leading of the Holy Spirit (as He applies biblical truth to the hearts of His saints). A true work of the Spirit convicts the heart of sin, combats worldly lusts, and cultivates spiritual fruit in the lives of God’s people.
John MacArthur

Veronica

Veronica

VERONICA

BASIC R.C. BELIEF One of the scenes of the Stations of the Cross) is a woman wiping the face of Jesus with a towel; His image was miraculously imprinted on the cloth. The woman’s name is given as St. Veronica.

THE CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA, Vol. XV, p. 362 states, “At first the relic (towel) itself was called Santa Veronica (the holy true image) from the words vera icon (true image) which ordinary language soon made Veronica. By degrees popular imagination mistook this word for the name of a person.”