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The Spirit
will guide you
to all truth
in my name
and in the name
of my Father
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On today’s feast of the Holy Trinity, we are
confronted with the greatest mystery of our faith
– that of one God in three Persons: God the
Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit.
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As the
Father
has sent Me,
so I now
send you
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Heartfelt greetings to all on this most solemn
feast of Pentecost which is a commemoration of
the great events that occurred in the Upper
Room and which took place fifty days after the
Resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ! It was
about nine o’clock in the morning when
“suddenly . . .
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In the United States, the feast of the
Ascension of Our Lord has been transferred from
Thursday to Sunday so that a greater number of
the faithful might become more aware of this great
event of our salvation.
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The Holy Spirit
will teach you
everything
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In today’s liturgy, we continue reading in
the Gospel of St. John a portion of Jesus’
farewell that He delivered to His Apostles at the
Last Supper. In His last testament in addition to
the gifts of love and peace, Jesus leaves the
most beautiful of all gifts – the gift of Eucharist,
His own presence among us under the forms of
consecrated bread and wine.
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I give you a new
commandment:
love one another
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Dear Parishioners and Friends,
Today's Gospel tells us of the sad farewell
that took place between Jesus and His
apostles at the Last Supper. Jesus left a will, as
it were, a commandment of love, encouraging
all to love one another with the same love with
which He has loved us.
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