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OUR OFFICE IS OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 8AM - 12 NOON

OBSERVANCES READINGS MASS INTENTIONS

Sunday June 7

The Most Holy Trinity

Exodus 34:4b-6, 8-9

Deuteronomy 3:52, 53, 54, 55, 56

2 Corinthians 13:11-13

John 3:16-18

7:00 AM 8:30 AM

10:00 AM 11:30 AM

6:00 PM

+Daniel and +Steven Pargas +Corinna Cantrell +Gavin Ladwehr +Sr. Pauline Hoefs Students during summer break

Monday June 8

1 Kings 17:1-6 Psalm 121:1bc-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 Matthew 5:1-12

12:10 PM +Lydia Rose Naranjo

Tuesday

June 9

St. Ephrem, Deacon and Doctor of the Church

1 Kings 17:7-16 Psalm 4:2-3, 4-5, 7b-8 Matthew 5:13-16

12:10 PM For those struggling in their faith

Wednesday

June 10

1 Kings 18:20-39 Psalm 16:1b-2ab, 4, 5ab and 8, 11 Matthew 5:17-19

12:10 PM +Kathy Foley

Thursday June 11

St. Barnabas, Apostle Acts 11:21b-26; 13:1-3 Psalm 65:10, 11, 12-13 Matthew 5:20-26

12:10 PM +Patricia Mackey

Friday

June 12

19:9a, 11-16 Psalm 27:7-8a, 8b-9abc, 13-14 Matthew 5:27-32

12:10 PM +Roberta Hirl

Saturday June 13

1 Kings 19:19-21 Psalm 16:1b-2a and 5, 7-8, 9-10 Matthew 5:33-37

9:00 AM 4:00 PM

+Flavio Alvarez

For the people of St. Peter

Sunday June 14

The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ

Deuteronomy 8:2-3, 14b-16a

Psalm 147:12-13, 14-15, 19-20

1 Corinthians 10:16-17

John 6:51-58

Prayer Requests

Kathy Allen, Kathleen Alvarado, Kay Anderson, Sharon Aughe, Luke Barden, +Michael Barker, Staci Behne, Lisa Biem, Claudean Boatman, +Harold Bohm, Luce Bonar, Kathryne Bonar, Diane Brown, +Emma Brown, Mary Ellen and +Dick Budd, Ray Burns, Corrina Cantrell, Maria del Carmen Rodriguez, Frani Castaneda, Roman Castaneda, Lydia Castillo, John Casynn, Lea Ciothe, Betty Clark, Jeremy Cruz, Chad Dunfee, Karen Eicher, Jackie J. and Family, Priscilla French, Heidi Gaiser, Steve Garcia, Victor Garcia, Merle Gaspers, Jeanette Gau-Moore, +Mark Gonsior, Rodriguez Gonzalez, Victor Gonzalez, Kelly Graybill, Aaron Greber, Gimena Gunderson, Denise Gustafson, Bryce Hares, Jean Hawkins, Margaret Hernandez, Elliot Hitchock, Marcella Holguin, Frank Holland, Judy Houston, Karen Johns, +Mary Margaret Kauffman, N. J. King, Geni Koenig, Rodney Kontz, Estson and Karen and Sherlene Kontz, Randy Koski, Carolyn Lafferty, +Virgil Landretti, Gavin Landwehr, Larue Lara, Laronda Leigh, Carla Martinez, Kevin McKenzie, +Art Milner, Peter Mongan, Chrissy Moore, Barbara Morales, John Muniz, Carol Murphy, Nestia Nuanez, Luci and Salem O'Leary, Donna Olson, Larry Overton, Carmen and Alvin Padilla, +Rose Pargas, +Rose Paris, Carlos Pena, +Michael Prieto, Deloris Potterfield, Zachary Quick, Tony Quigley, Joel Redman, Junior Rodriguez, Virginia Rodriguez, Andrea Romero, Jackie Rowe, Cheryl Rubino, +Mike Ruzyla, Kendall Scheiderer, Tyson Schaffer, Fred Sieber, Debie Simonton, Mildred Skonksner, Pauline Soto, +Vic Smiley, Henry Smith, Eleanor Sneddon, Neva Spencer, Wilmena Stahla, Bob and Lorene Steele, Jon Stoson, Judy Stryker, Sonny Subia, Mabel Tapia, Daniel Torres, Joe Trujillo, Pauline Trujillo, +Josephine Valdez, Mary Frances Villarreal, Patricia Marie Villarreal, Justine Wahlert, Terry Walsh, Majorie Whittington, Tamara Wilkinson, Geraldine Williams, Joe Yates, Bonnie Youngman

The baby bottle campaign will be online this year ! Kick off will be on June 21st, Father's Day.

Confessions resume

Wednesday, June 10th

Wednesdays 11:30 am

Saturdays 2:30 pm

Wearing a mask is encouraged.

Confessions will be held in the cry room and the parish hall.

Wednesday, June 10th

Sandborn Park 20th Street and 28th Avenue

Summer Youth Group

Located outside the Gift Shop

leave a book - take a book

We are open!!

Monday—Thursday 11am - 12 noon

Sometimes I have one of these days when nothing goes right, I get angry at everything and everyone, and instead of sitting back and thinking what to do, how to react, I revolt even against myself. It is not easy for us to comprehend our own inability, but much easier to blame our failures on others. If then it is often so difficult for us to have a hold of our own lives, we should not be surprised that’s the case in relation to the mysteries of God. The truth about the Holy Trinity is one of the most difficult dogmas of faith. To comprehend it, it is not enough to just read the Bible and the teaching of the Church that refers to it. Here you need something more: the humility of faith, which in a transcendent (extrasensory) way allows you to touch the realities of God's life as a unity of the Three Persons. God is not someone far away. God is close to us and wants to transcend all our being. Out of love He called man to life, out of love gave His Son into the world to redeem man through the sacrifice of the Cross, and finally out of love He sent the Holy Spirit, that He would lead us to holiness. Revealing to us the mystery of the Holy Trinity, Christ also reveals the mystery of man. The problem is how to understand it? God sent the Son – who is … God, to earth, giving Him – God the Holy Spirit, who is… God, or himself - to himself? We must understand one thing - Faith in God existing in the Holy Trinity is the foundation of the teaching regarding Christ's mission and His redemption. And this is the basic and fundamental truth of our Catholic faith for all of us. The dogma of the Holy Trinity is above all the truth about the living God, whose life consists in mutual possession, mutual devotion and perfect exchange. By sanctifying grace, we participate in the lives of three Divine Persons, getting to know the Father through the Son, in the love of the Holy Spirit. For us faithful, whether we have or not any theological education, it is impossible to fully understand the truth that in one God we confess the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, although we are aware that this is the most perfect community of life. God is perfect and there is nothing lacking in Him. In this unity of persons He is love, and – in fact – a selfless love. Similarly, a Christian family should be a community built on the foundation of love and unity. And finally, what is most important - the Holy Trinity teaches us practical and personal love. That's what we know. The rest we need to embrace with faith and imperfect comprehension, through the love of God. God, One in the Holy Trinity, give us Truth and Love, enlighten our minds so that we can continue to recognize what You give us as your children. Holy, Holy, Holy.

Fr. Tomasz’s Weekly Reflection

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