Following the conclusion of the Easter season last Sunday, we step into Ordinary Time by celebrating the source of all creation: the Most Holy Trinity. Our readings this Sunday highlight God’s relentless desire to remain close to us: The First Reading shows Moses up the mountain, receiving a “reprint” of the Ten Commandments after the Golden Calf incident—a powerful sign that God restores His covenant with us even when we fail. The Second Reading echoes the Trinitarian blessing we hear at every Mass: “The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all.” The Gospel reminds us that God sustains our very existence at every moment. He does not send His Son to condemn us, but to bridge the gap we create when we wander away. When you make the Sign of the Cross this week, do it with renewed purpose, remembering that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are always with you.

Please pray for our sick that they may receive God’s healing strength: Marisa Della Pia, Dom Dinella, Sarah Wallace, James Curci, Susan and Frank Addis, Brian Ligato, Danielle Peters, Marie Quigley, Geraldine DiDonato, Gerri Liberato-Abbott, Louie DiBruno, Michael Cornaglia, Sr., Angel Scorza, Linda Sammaritano, Sister Peg, Stephanie Sinex, Shawn Keefe, Fr. Casey, Rose Campolongo, Landon Reid, Annette Slattery, Anna Musolino, Joann Auld, Sister Francine OSF, Constance DeMayo, Robert Federico, Dominick Condo, Leon Defulgentis, Anthony DiDonato, Robert & Assunta Nataloni, Bill DiMascio, Lucia Maria Cudemo, Chris Penrose, Joann Fontana, Gregory Lucia, Jackie DiStefano, Jessica Lauria, Richard Graham, Karen Specht, Ed Specht, Annamarie Curci, Rose Candelora, Carol & Dan Mastropieri, Diane DeMatto, Rosina Miriello, Loretta Stagliano, Joanna Coletti, Kenny Reynolds, Marie Gregorio, Carol Lisacek, Brett Jackson, Frank Perinelli