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Pastor’s Column:   June 14^th/15^th 2025

                 This weekend we celebrate Trinity Sunday and Father’s Day.  Regarding Trinity Sunday, we celebrate the truth that there are 3 Divine Persons in one God:  The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.  These three Persons are equal in power majesty and authority but are distinct as three individual Persons.  When we are baptized , we are baptized in the name of the Blessed Trinity.  We congratulate Gabriella Mae Hancin who will be baptized this Sunday at 11:15 a.m.   All of us who are baptized have a special relationship with the three Persons of the Blessed Trinity.  From time to time in prayer, you can address the three Persons individually.  You can call upon the Father or the Son, or the Holy Spirit.  

Above all the Blessed Trinity is characterized as a Community of unconditional love for one another and for us.  Celebrate the truth that God’s unconditional love abides in you.

This weekend we pray for all our fathers living and deceased.  We will pass out travel mugs to our earthly fathers after this homily.  The mugs have various inspirational sayings:  “For God so loved the world, John 3:16, Always pray and never give up, Luke 18:1, Trust in the Lord with all your heart, Proverbs 3:15, and Love thy neighbor as thyself, Mark 12:31.”  When you use the travel mug, you can think about the saying you receive.  Let it serve as a reminder of your calling to show God’s unconditional love to your wife and children.

We wish all our fathers a Happy Father’s Day.  May we model the behavior of Our Heavenly Father in Heaven.  Let us follow the example of St. Joseph who took care of Mary and Jesus.  We call upon St. Joseph to help us as fathers to provide for the spiritual and material needs of our families.

St. Joseph, Guardian of Jesus and chaste husband of Mary, you passed your life in loving fulfllment of duty.

You supported the Holy Family of Nazareth with the work of your hands.  Kindly protect those who trustingly come to you.  You know their aspirations, their hardships, and their hopes.

They look to you because they know you will understand and protect them.   You too knew trial, labor and weariness.

But amid the worries of material life, your soul was full of deep peace and sang out true joy through intimacy with God’s Son entrusted to you with Mary, His tender Mother.

Assure those you protect that they do not labor alone.  Teach them to find Jesus near them and watch over Him faithfully as you have done.  Amen

May our fathers who have died celebrate this day with the Blessed Trinity in Heaven.  May our Fathers who are living celebrate this day with the realization that the Blessed Trinity is with them to assist them in their duties on earth.

Again, a Happy Father’s Day to all!

Fr. Jasany