Trinity not only guides our belief in the very nature of God, but it is one of three elements, along with our memory and real, authentic presence, that mark the next two weekends. Trinity – three persons and three concepts. We celebrate Trinity Sunday this weekend, Memorial Day on Monday and the Body and Blood […]
Special guest post from Deacon Dennis Brown “AT THE TABLE: COMMUNION AND DISMISSAL” Deacon Dennis Brown offers an answer to this week’s At the Table series question: Why do we say, “The mass never ends,” at the end of mass? The prescribed wording for the dismissal is “The mass is ended,” but it is our
Ascension There are several accounts of the dramatic event of Christ’s Ascension in the scriptures. We hear from the Acts of the Apostles in our first reading, simply telling us that the Apostles gathered together with no real mention of a specific location. After significant discussion with them, it says that Jesus was lifted
