I would like to thank to the person who put those prayers in English,these ones I am looking for long time and I don t know where to get it,everytime I attend together for rosary,I ony know Hail Mary, Our Father, Glory Be ..that s all.Telling the truth I am so happy to read them in English now. Thanks again and God bless you
Dear Fr, John, That was very profound homily which i haven;t heard before from others. It speaks of what i have found in my Bible recently but was written years ago: Christianity meant not to be a religion. But a relationship -an Intimacy with God through Jesus Christ. i like the way you express it from your heart because of what you believe in. Thank you for sharing it with us. BTW, please allow me to speak that this might not what you want to her in another tone: i was expecting the Gospel Acclamation : Alleluia (2x) with these verse"Glory to the Father, the Son, and the Holy spirit; to God who is, who was, and who is to come." This is what i hope to hear as our witnessing to the Blessed Trinity. Acclamation on this Trinity Sunday is like shouting our faith the the Truth of what the homily was all about and the Solemnity we're celebrating today. How many Sundays that we've heard and sing the same Gospel Acclamation which the cantor and the organist play normally Sunday after Sunday. And it's only today that the Gospel Acclamation so beautiful with profound truth in the words on the Blessed Trinity. However, we missed singing it today's solemnity. Hope next time we'll follow the meaning of the celebration on certain times as it happens the feeling or the theme of the Eucharistic Celebration. Oops, may i request if the organist who did the Responsorial Psalm for the past three Sundays to please raise the tune a little bit...Today it's tooooo low. With apology if this not accepted as a critique to. Resp. Ps is a beautiful part of the Mass because it's a kind of dialogue between the Music Ministry and the congregation. Please use the not so low by the cantor's singing style. Thank you kindly for your understanding and the effort in choosing the right music for today's liturgy. Blessed Trinity Sunday to all! Keep up the smile while singing. I know you know who you are. So sorry that i don't know your name. A suggestion, please. Would it be too much to ask if before Mass each one is introduced as well... i.e. the Reader today is .... the Cantor today is...., the Organist today is... etc...not only the celebrant whom every body already knows. No offence, Father John. Smile.
Great find! Beautiful and happy singer-music. Great homily. I liked the seriousness and easy way of Father Sullivan to share his enthusiasm explaining the Evangel's message. Will follow again next week. Let's keep safe and at home, people. We are together in this, with the help of God we an do it.
Well done, faithful servant of God. With gratitude, i am so joyful for this Mass in honour of the Holy Spirit. the homily is "adorable" well expressed from the Hearts of the Blessed Trinity through the Adorable Love of the Holy Spirit. i just love the word "adorable love of God". Such powerful phrase with truth, Fr. John. That's why we, His Children adore Him in the Blessed Sacrament of the altar. i want also to say thank you for the cantor and the organist. i could follow the songs with my heart's desire because it's possible to get the right notes... not too high nor too low for a male's voice. Tamang tama lang! Thank you ever so much, Fr. John, cantor, organist and all, the reader, as well. Keep it up!!!
It’s was a very deep meaning mass... “Jesus your the way”... Thanks Padre, Anna, Bill and the choir, organists “; Pablito and Maestro Mario. God Bless and keep up the good job❣️🕊🕊🕊 Stay safe🙏👍❤️
Thank you Fr. John, Anna and every one for the beautiful mass, I enjoyed so much. It was for me like I was in the church singing in the choir. Everything familiar easy to follow the singing . Thanks and may God bless us all. 😇🙏🙏😇
