As Blessed Trinity celebrates the 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Skip reminds us that God continually gathers His people, forms them through grace, and sends them into the world as missionary disciples. Drawing from the covenant established at Sinai and Christ's commissioning of the Twelve Apostles, this week's message calls parishioners to move beyond simply belonging to the Church and embrace active participation in Christ's mission. The parish celebrates another successful Vacation Bible School, announces important stewardship updates, and introduces new initiatives aimed at strengthening parish life and community safety. Together, Blessed Trinity continues growing as a vibrant parish family called to witness Christ's compassion and mercy.

he Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) This weekend Blessed Trinity celebrates the Solemnity of Corpus Christi, honoring the profound gift of Christ's true presence in the Eucharist. Fr. Skip reminds us that the Eucharist is not merely a symbol but Christ Himself—His Body and Blood given for the life of the world. Through Holy Communion, God nourishes, heals, and gradually transforms us into His likeness. As Eucharistic disciples, we are called not only to receive Christ but to become His presence for others through service, unity, and mission.

Parish Feast Day – Blessed Trinity Catholic Church This weekend Blessed Trinity Parish celebrates the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity and our parish feast day, a joyful reminder of the mystery and communion at the center of our Catholic faith. Fr. Skip invites the parish to move beyond seeing the Trinity as merely a theological concept and instead enter more deeply into the living relationship of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The Trinity reveals God as eternal communion and calls us to mirror that divine love through unity, hospitality, reconciliation, and service. As our parish celebrates its patronal feast, we are reminded that Blessed Trinity has inherited not only a legacy but also a mission: to deepen our relationship with God, strengthen parish unity, and become living witnesses of hope and compassion in a divided world.

Pentecost Sunday invites Blessed Trinity Parish into a renewed awareness of the Holy Spirit alive within the Church and within every baptized believer. In his Pentecost reflection, Father Skip reminds us that the Spirit is not reserved for a few but is poured out upon all, breathing new life into the People of God and sending us forth in mission. This week’s bulletin reflects that same spirit of renewal through parish ministries, sacramental preparation, youth activities, vocational encouragement, and opportunities for prayer and service. As the Church celebrates Pentecost, our parish is encouraged to become ever more a people united in Christ, alive in the Spirit, and joyful in carrying the Gospel into daily life.