The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity
06-04-2023 | Fr. Antony ArockiadossDear Family!
Happy Trinity Sunday to all of you! The Doctrine of Trinity is called a ‘mystery’ because this truth can never been known by reason alone. Only God can reveal the truth to us (CCC 261). The Doctrine of Trinity is not unique to Christianity: it transcends all religion and is a key ingredient of universal life and culture (Diarmuid Murchu). The Trimoorthy of Hinduism, the Buddhist doctrine of the three bodies, the Zoroastrian triplicate of Zurvan, the Egyptian cult of Isis, Seraphis and the divine child Horus and some thirty thousand years of traditional Trinitarian worship in the prehistoric times all point to the same One God seen in three persons.
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Catholic Charities Thrift Store and Food Pantry
We are in need of volunteers to help during weekdays.
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Summer Cleanup Help
Volunteers are needed to help with the summer cleanup of our school building (SSPJ), Mondays-Fridays from 8:00am-2:00pm. Please contact the church office to sign up.
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Eucharistic Revival Series: Talk 2
Topic: Eucharist and the Second Vatican Council by Msgr. Gregory Malovetz
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Church Rummage Sale
Items for sale will be clothing, kitchenware, Game & Toys, Jewelry, Small furniture items, Vintage/Antiques & Home Decor.
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Pilgrimage to the Holy Land
Join our parish on a pilgrimage to Israel - The Holy Land on Feb 21-29, 2024. Come hear a representative from Collette Tours talk about the trip cost and all particulars on Wed, Jun 28 at 1:00pm in Mercy Hall.
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First Saturday Devotion
After the 8:00am Mass, in the church.
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Eucharistic Revival Series: Talk 3
Topic: Eucharist and Holiness by Msgr. Seamus Brennan
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Eucharistic Revival Series: Talk 4
Topic: Eucharist in the Bible by Msgr. John Fell
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Eucharistic Revival Series: Talk 5
Topic: How Does A Christian Attend Mass? by Mr. Dan Amable
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Eucharistic Revival Series: Talk 6
Topic: Eucharist and Parish Life by Fr. Brian Nolan