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Live the Liturgy - Inspiration for the Week Jesus compares the Kingdom of God to a mustard seed, the tiniest of seeds. When planted, the tiny mustard seed grows into a tremendous tree with large branches. So, too, in each of our lives, small things can have profound effects. God can use one of our more insignificant gestures to radically change another person's life. It may be the kindness of a smile, our willingness to accommodate someone, listening to someone's story, helping someone who is hurting, standing up for someone who is right, or complimenting someone on something they did. We all have God-given gifts and talents. Our task is to use them creatively, consistently, lovingly, and generously. We trust that God will take care of the rest.
CGS Work Day! Please join us Tuesday, June 12th from 10:00-2:00 in the Great Hall, for a work day to help get our new Atriums ready for the year! Painting, organizing, crafting, pizza, it’s sure to be a great fun day! Teens are welcome to help and get those service hours! Nursery provided with RSVP to Julie at jdowers@stmonica-edmond.org
Live the Liturgy - Inspiration for the Week The love relationship that exists among the Persons of the Holy Trinity is both intense and intimate. As beautiful as this teaching is, it demonstrates how human language really pales in trying to capture the essence of God. The Father brings us to the creative, powerful, yet gently meticulous part of God who has brought mountains and hills into being, as well as each of his children. Still the Father is more than this. The Son demonstrates the unconditional love of God filled with endless mercy and compassion. This love really understands the journey of the marginalized and the poor and has no use for created powers and structures that alienate and hurt people. But the Son is even more than this. The Holy Spirit is the breath of God who teaches wisdom and brings understanding, who governs the seasons and discerns the thoughts of human hearts. Yet the Holy Spirit is still more than this. We worship a God who is beyond and also intimately bonded to all that he has made, without whom nothing could be sustained in being. Praise the Holy Trinity!
May: Family Faith Formation! We said a rosary. Then set a balloon rosary up to the sky. Then had a good social time listening to music & eating snow cones.
Live the Liturgy - Inspiration for the Week "Lord, send out your Spirit and renew the face of the earth!" We only know that the wind exists because of what it does. A gentle breeze felt on our face or watching a tree swaying or swirling snowflakes all prove the existence of "something" causing these things to happen. But, apart from its effects, we cannot see the origin or substance of wind. The Holy Spirit is the wind of God. Watching an early Church emerge, people coming to believe, disciples of Jesus change the way they live and conduct their affairs-all give witness to the presence of the Holy Spirit. Observing the courage and conviction of those who have found faith, working for justice, feeding the poor, seeing how wounds are healed-all point to something greater than ourselves working and living among us. How do our lives give witness to the Spirit?
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Two of our newest communicants, Elizabeth Farley and Piotr Raska, helped Fr Hamilton by crowning Mary and infant Jesus during our annual May crowning ceremony this morning!
Two of our newest communicants, Elizabeth Farley and Piotr Raska, helped Fr Hamilton by crowning Mary and infant Jesus during our annual May crowning ceremony this morning!