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Year 34 No. 64 Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity (B) — White May 30, 2021 Basic Ecclesial Community Sunday he mystery of the Most Holy THE MYSTERY OF THE MOST Because of sin, we are mortal, TTrinity is the central mystery doomed to die. But by Jesus’ of Christian faith and life. HOLY TRINITY resurrection, we become Christians are baptized in the immortal and destined for name of the Father and of the by Fr. Ruben C. Areño, SSP eternal life. That is why Jesus Son and of the Holy Spirit: not in declares: “All that the Father has their names — that means they is mine; and all that is mine I give operate as one. In the economy to you” — if you believe in me. of faith God works in various God the Holy Spirit as the attributions: God the Father, as Sanctifier. In the Creed, we the Creator; God the Son, as the declare: “We believe in the Holy Redeemer; God the Holy Spirit, Spirit, the Lord and giver of life, as the Sanctifier. who proceeds from the Father.” God the Father as the In the Holy Spirit, we know the Creator. God is the first origin Truth: For “No one can say ‘Jesus of everything and transcendent is Lord’ except through the Holy authority. He is at the same time Spirit.” Indeed, “God has sent goodness and loving care for all the Spirit of his Son into our his children. God is neither man hearts, crying, ‘Abba! Father!’” nor woman: God is simply God. Thus, we are now children of God also transcends human by the Holy Spirit’s action in God, sons with the Son of God fatherhood and motherhood. the womb of the Blessed Virgin himself. After his ascension, Although he is their origin and Mary. Humanity that has been Jesus promised to send the Holy standard, no one is father as distanced from God because of Spirit to dwell in the Church, and God is Father. Adam and Eve’s first sin is now in the heart of every Christian God the Son as the Redeemer. reconciled back to God through believer. Without the Holy Spirit, Jesus is the Son of God. To be the redeeming act of Jesus Christ there is no life, so the Holy Spirit understood, God reveals himself at Calvary. Death, which is the continues to operate within the to us in flesh and blood (that fruit of sin by Adam and Eve, is Church to give life. is, to be incarnated) in Jesus. now conquered by Jesus Christ’s Nothing can equal the grace In a sense, Jesus is the face death and resurrection. His and blessing from the Holy of God; in him, divinity and resurrection welded back the Trinity. humanity are made possible union of humanity to divinity. PASTORAL CATECHESIS FOR THE YEAR OF MISSIO AD GENTES Jose Sanchez (1991), Gaudencio Rosales (2006), Luis Tagle Continuing Mission Initiatives (2012), Orlando Quevedo (2014), and Jose Advincula (2021). Fr. James H. Kroeger, MM As of April 2021, there are four living cardinals: Rosales, Tagle, Quevedo, and Advincula. Only Tagle and Advincula are still As the third millennium unfolded, the Philippine bishops’ a papal electors. conference (CBCP) continued catechizing the faithful through Some significant Church events in the early years of the its pastoral letters and statements. From 2000-2015 inclusive, new millennium can be briefly noted. The division of the 141 documents were released (an annual average of about huge Manila Archdiocese into six dioceses [Manila, Cubao, nine). CBCP Presidents were: Orlando Quevedo (1999- Kalookan, Novaliches, Pasig, and Parañaque] was begun in 2003), Fernando Capalla (2003-2005), Angel Lagdameo 2002 and completed in 2003. The Church held two highly (2005-2009), Nereo Odchimar (2009-2011), Jose Palma successful national congresses of the clergy (2004 and 2010). (2011-2013), Socrates Villegas (2013-2017), and Romulo The CBCP issued its second pastoral letter on the environment Valles (2017-2021). in 2008, commemorating the twentieth anniversary of its 1988 In its history, the Philippines has had nine cardinals; their letter, What is Happening to Our Beautiful Land? (quoted by names and year of appointment are: Rufino Santos (1960), Pope Francis in his Laudato Si’ no. 41). Indeed, creative mission Julio Rosales (1969), Jaime Sin (1976), Ricardo Vidal (1985), initiatives are continuing! THE INTRODUCTORY RITES Gloria God created man upon the earth; ask from one end of the Glory to God in the highest, sky to the other: Did anything Entrance Antiphon and on earth peace to people (Recited when there is no opening song.) so great ever happen before? of good will. We praise you, Was it ever heard of? Did a we bless you, we adore you, Blest be God the Father, and people ever hear the voice of we glorify you, we give you the Only Begotten Son of God, God speaking from the midst thanks for your great glory, and also the Holy Spirit, for he of fire, as you did, and live? Or Lord God, heavenly King, O has shown us his merciful love. did any god venture to go and God, almighty Father. Lord take a nation for himself from Jesus Christ, Only Begotten the midst of another nation, by Greeting Son, Lord God, Lamb of God, (The sign of the cross is made here.) Son of the Father, you take testings, by signs and wonders, away the sins of the world, by war, with strong hand and P — The Lord be with you. outstretched arm, and by great All — And with your spirit. have mercy on us; you take away the sins of the world, terrors, all of which the LORD, your God, did for you in Egypt Introduction receive our prayer; you are seated at the right hand of before your very eyes? This is (These [or similar words] may be why you must now know, and used to address the assembly.) the Father, have mercy on us. For you alone are the Holy fix in your heart, that the LORD is God in the heavens above and P — Let us give glory to One, you alone are the Lord, on earth below, and that there our God who is Father, Son, you alone are the Most High, and Holy Spirit—one God, Jesus Christ, with the Holy is no other. You must keep his three Persons—from whom Spirit, in the glory of God the statutes and commandments everything in the world comes Father. Amen. that I enjoin on you today, that and to whom everything you and your children after returns. Collect you may prosper, and that you may have long life on the land We adore and thank the P — Let us pray. (Pause) three Divine Persons for the which the LORD, your God, is God our Father, who by giving you forever.” mystery of the Incarnation and sending into the world the Redemption. Because of his Word of truth and the Spirit of — The word of the Lord. love for us, the Father created sanctification made known to All — Thanks be to God. us and sent us his Son to be our the human race your wondrous Savior. The Holy Spirit comes Responsorial Psalm (Ps 33) to us to make present in the mystery, grant us, we pray, that Church of every time and place in professing the true faith, we R — Blessed the people the the Redemption brought by may acknowledge the Trinity Lord has chosen to be his own. Christ to humanity. of eternal glory and adore your Unity, powerful in majesty. A. Tuazon Penitential Act Through our Lord Jesus E G♯m Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the P — Brethren (brothers and Bles sed the peo ple the Lord sisters), let us acknowledge our unity of the Holy Spirit, God, A F m sins, and so prepare ourselves to for ever and ever. 2 ♯ celebrate the sacred mysteries. All — Amen. (Pause) has cho sen to be his P — Have mercy on us, O Lord. Liturgy of the word E All — For we have sinned 4 against you. First Reading (Dt 4:32–34, 39–40) (Sit) own. P — Show us, O Lord, your mercy. To the Israelites, God reveals 1. Upright is the word of the All — And grant us your himself as unique and without salvation. LORD,/ and all his works are equal, yet close to his people. trustworthy./ He loves justice P — May almighty God have In response to this privileged and right;/ of the kindness of mercy on us, forgive us our sins, experience of the one God, the LORD the earth is full. (R) and bring us to everlasting life. Moses says, the people are to be All — Amen. faithful to the Lord and keep his 2. By the word of the LORD the commandments. heavens were made;/ by the P — Lord, have mercy. breath of his mouth all their All — Lord, have mercy. A reading from the Book of host./ For he spoke, and it was P — Christ, have mercy. Deuteronomy made;/ he commanded, and it stood forth. (R) All — Christ, have mercy. MOSES SAID to the people: P — Lord, have mercy. “Ask now of the days of old, 3. See, the eyes of the LORD All — Lord, have mercy. before your time, ever since are upon those who fear him,/ upon those who hope for his and of the Holy Spirit, teaching R — Lord, listen to your people. kindness,/ to deliver them from them to observe all that I have C — May our Church leaders death/ and preserve them in commanded you.
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