The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity May 27, 2018 Volume 2, Issue #25 Celebrants: Father Victor Ray Associates: Father Martin dePorres Father Robin Whitlock From its earliest days, the Catholic Church has relied on images — pictures found in stained glass windows, statues of saints and holy people, icons, and glorious mosaics found in so many of our churches. Television, movies, and computer images have surrounded us during the last century. As never before in human history our children are learning via images. So today I am going to share some thoughts with you about the Holy Trinity using mental images. It’s better that way. The history of images is rich because artists have a way of expressing what is otherwise inexpressible using the medium of paint, plaster, stone and other materials. St. Patrick went to Ireland to bring the message of Jesus to the Celtic people living there, and we all know that when it came to teach them about the Holy Trinity he used the three-leaf clover. How can three persons be one? He showed the people of his day the three-leaf clover and used that image to teach the revelation of Jesus that God is Three Persons in one Being. The concept of the Holy Trinity is a mystery, but not a total mystery. Mysteries, after all, are made up of clues. In a mystery story we pursue, and piece together clues in order to see the whole picture. So, it is with the Holy Trinity. We have lots of clues about the Holy Trinity. And when we pursue them and then piece them together we get a good glimpse into what kind of a God, God is. Father Victor Ray Wisdom From Father Victor Ray
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The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity
May 27, 2018 Volume 2, Issue #25
Celebrants:
Father Victor Ray Associates:
Father Martin dePorres
Father Robin Whitlock
From its earliest days, the Catholic Church has relied on images — pictures found in
stained glass windows, statues of saints and holy people, icons, and glorious mosaics
found in so many of our churches. Television, movies, and computer images have
surrounded us during the last century. As never before in human history our children are
learning via images.
So today I am going to share some thoughts with you about the Holy Trinity using
mental images. It’s better that way. The history of images is rich because artists have a
way of expressing what is otherwise inexpressible using the medium of paint, plaster,
stone and other materials.
St. Patrick went to Ireland to bring the message of Jesus to the Celtic people living
there, and we all know that when it came to teach them about the Holy Trinity he used
the three-leaf clover. How can three persons be one? He showed the people of his day
the three-leaf clover and used that image to teach the revelation of Jesus that God is
Three Persons in one Being.
The concept of the Holy Trinity is a mystery, but not a total mystery. Mysteries, after
all, are made up of clues. In a mystery story we pursue, and piece together clues in order
to see the whole picture. So, it is with the Holy Trinity. We have lots of clues about the
Holy Trinity. And when we pursue them and then piece them together we get a good
glimpse into what kind of a God, God is.
Father Victor Ray
Wisdom From
Father Victor Ray
CHURCH CALENDAR
• May 27, Mass, Sunday, 10:30 am – The Most Holy Trinity
• May 28, Monday, Memorial Day Observed
• June 3, Mass, Sunday, 10:30 am – The Most Holy Body And Blood Of Christ
• June 6, Wednesday, 6:30 pm - H.O.M. Meeting
• June 10, Mass, Sunday, 10:30 am – 10th Sunday in Ordinary Time
• June 17, Mass, Sunday, 10:30 am – 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time
• June 17, Sunday – FATHER’S DAY
• June 18, Monday, 6:30 pm – Drag Queen Fundraising Bingo for Saturday
Morning (Homeless) Breakfast Club
• June 24, Mass, Sunday, 10:30 am – The Nativity of St. John the Baptist
• June 24, Sunday, 11am – 5pm – Pride Festival Booth at Spot “F38”
Let’s Pray For:
Andrews, Stacey
Elena
Harper, Richard
Hartwig, Bill
Hickman, Bp. Peter
Judy and Larry
Jentsch, David
Kovar, Lyn
For all of our
Parishioners that follow
us through Electronic
Media. Prayers
for your specific request
that you have sent us.
For all those that need a
Prayer, Raise, your Right
Hand Toward Heaven
and know that the Parish
of Saint Teresa of
Calcutta Catholic
Community is beside you
in your Prayer.
The Daily Prayer of Saint Teresa
Dear Jesus, help me to spread your fragrance everywhere I go. Flood my soul
with your spirit and love. Penetrate and possess my whole being so utterly that
all my life may only be a radiance of You. Shine through me and be so in me
that every soul I come in contact with may feel Your presence in my soul. Let
them look up and see no longer me but only Jesus. Stay with me and then I
shall begin to shine as you shine, so to shine as to be a light to others. Amen.