Dear Parishioners,

We concluded the Easter Season last Sunday with the Solemnity of Pentecost. And on the Sundays following Pentecost every year are the Solemnities of The Most Holy Trinity and The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. As Pentecost celebrates that the Holy Spirit has made a dwelling among us, we celebrate and honor the life of the Holy Trinity who live eternally in mystery and yet who are mysteriously, constantly at work among us. The work of salvation continues at their initiative and by our response.

As our nation celebrates Memorial Day, we give thanks for those whose lives have been given for the cause of justice and freedom. As people of faith, we recognize the generosity of Christ in such sacrifice and seek to imitate that sacrifice in our daily lives as Catholics, as Christians and as citizens. Memorial Day also marks the beginning of summer for many of us, so I hope the months ahead are life-giving, safe and nourishing for all.

Next Sunday, the family of Nery Aul is hosting the annual Philippine Dinner in honor of the Infant of Prague and in memory of Nery. After 10:30am Mass, all are invited to the parish hall for this delicious meal.

Peace,

Fr. Greg


Reflection Questions on John 16:12-15

How do you see God the Father at work in your life? in the world?

How do you see God the Son at work in your life? in the world?

How do you see God the Holy Spirit at work in your life? in the world?




OUR MISSION STATEMENT

Good Shepherd Parish is a prayerful community of believers who joyfully proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We follow the example of our Shepherd, caring for one another and all those in need. Nourished by the Eucharist and guided by Scripture, we welcome all and share our blessings through worship, education and service.

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