Today the Church celebrates the Feast of the Holy Trinity. Although in all of Scripture--the Old and New Testaments--we do not have even one description of the Holy Trinity, we know that the teaching about the Holy Trinity is included in the comments of Jesus. Before his departure from this world Jesus gave the Apostles the command: “Go and make disciples of all nations; baptize them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.” “The man who believes in and accepts baptism will be saved; the man who refuses to believe in it will be condemned.” One cannot be a Christian who is not baptized. You can be baptized only in the name of the Father and Son and Holy Spirit. Knowledge of the Holy Trinity is and will remain a mystery; maybe we will come to understand it in eternity. Although we attribute the work of creation to God the Father, the work of redeeming to the Son, and sanctification to the Holy Spirit, we know that the Three Holy Persons perfectly cooperate with one another and constitute true unity. Tomorrow we will celebrate “Memorial Day” or the day we remember who gave their lives to defend their country. This is a civil holiday whose aim is to commemorate those who died defending the United States. It is always celebrated on the last Monday in May. Traditionally on this day bishops and priests celebrate Mass for all deceased in the cemeteries of Chicago. I invite all to our concelebrated bilingual Mass with our priests at 9:00am in our church. All members of the Parish Council are reminded of a meeting on Thursday, June 3rd, at 7:00pm in Father Martin Borowczyk Hall. I ask all for your prayers for the intention of Father Borowczyk, a former Pastor of our parish, for whom our hall is named. As you know, Father Martin is 93 years old, lives at St. Benedict Home in Niles, and the state of his health is fading. I congratulate the seniors of “Young at Heart” lead by Bernie Smith. The club will celebrate its 40th Anniversary with a banquet on Monday, June 7th, at 12:15pm at ”White Eagle” Banquet Hall. If anyone wishes to join this club, please call Bernie at 773-594-0163. All young people and the young in spirit are invited to the Lednicki Meeting of Young People in the open air on Saturday, June 5th, in the beautiful park near St. Rosalie Church, 4401 North Oak Park Avenue in Harwood Hights. The theme of this year’s meeting is “Woman - Gift and Mystery.” This year bring something white that you can wear. For your personal convenience bring a chair, blanket, and if necessary an umbrella. The program will be as follows: 5:30pm--greeting; 6:00pm--procession with the pictures of the Blessed Mother; 6:30pm--Marian Vespers; 7:00pm--Misterium--“Eva, Maria, Ecclesia; 7:30pm--Lednicki dance and song; 8:00pm--Mass; 9:l5pm--Misterium; 9:30pm --Upper Room; 9:45pm--Voting; 10:30pm--Misterium “Fiat-Magnificat-Stabat”; 11:00pm--Passing through the gateway of the Third Millennium. More information may be obtained by contacting Jolanta Waœko at 773-693-0746 or on the internet: www.lednica2000.us or www.lednica2000.pl. The meeting will be conducted in the English and Polish languages. May Jesus bless all of us and our guests who visited us today.