Ministers of the Eucharist for the month of May:

If unable to attend, please exchange with another Minister

07.00pm:Teresa Cassin, Fiona Fitzpatrick & Sr. Bernadette

11.00am: Majella Morrissey Carmel Coone K C Babu

Reflection

Pope Francis tells us that the Trinity teaches us about not being an island?
To understand this better, let us think of the names of the divine Persons, which we pronounce every time we make the sign of the cross: each name contains the presence of the other. The Father, for example, would not be such without the Son; likewise, the Son cannot be considered alone, but always as the Son of the Father. And the Holy Spirit, in turn, is the Spirit of the Father and the Son. In short, the Trinity teaches us that one can never be without the other.
We are not islands; we are in the world to live in God’s image: open, in need of others and in need of helping others. And so, let us ask ourselves this last question: in everyday life, am I too a reflection of the Trinity? The sign of the cross I make every day the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit—is that sign of the cross we make every day a gesture for its own sake, or does it inspire your way of speaking, of encountering, of responding, of judging, of forgiving?

Pope Francis Angelus, June 15, 2025