The Feast of the Holy Trinity we celebrate today is total mystery and is not clearly explained in the Bible. Our belief has been coined by the early Church based on data from the Sacred Scriptures. Jesus prayed to the Father and promised to send the Holy Spirit; thus revealing the Trinitarian mystery.
Pentecost Sunday • Year C
Seventh Sunday of Easter • Year C
Sixth Sunday of Easter • Year C
Fifth Sunday of Easter • Year C
Fourth Sunday of Easter • Year C
Third Sunday of Easter • Year C
The grace of the resurrection was given to Peter by Jesus, and that grace was brought to completion by the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost which enabled weak, imperfect Peter to become a sincere lover of Jesus. Peter gives us hope that we too can reconcile our weaknesses into moments of grace and transformation.
Second Sunday of Easter • Year C
Easter Sunday • Year C
Palm Sunday • Year C
This day, we remember Christ’s journey to the cross. We remember our role in his passion – our own sinfulness. He lifts us up, redeems us and restores our dignity. It is to more fully experience all that this love of God has done for us that we participate in the prayer and worship of this solemn holy week.