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Dear Families,

To all father’s, HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!!

As always praying this email finds you all well and thanking God for the joy of being able to attend mass at St. Anne’s.  Please go to website for information.

This week’s video will have all scripture readings for this Sunday’s mass.  First Reading: Jeremiah expresses confidence that the Lord will protect him.

Responsorial Psalm: God responds to the prayers of those in need.  Second Reading:  Sin came into the world through one person; salvation came through one person for many.  Gospel Reading:  Jesus assures the Twelve that God cares about them and not to be afraid. Last part of video explains readings.  

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Dear Families,

I greet you in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.  This week is Holy Trinity Sunday, and when we make the sign of the cross we are recalling the mystery of our faith that expresses the Holy Trinity, one God who is three persons – God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit.  This Sunday let us rejoice that God chooses to interact with us in different, loving ways.

Sunday’s Gospel John 3:16-18 talks about how God sends Jesus to save the world, He loves us and wants to give us eternal life.  Read the Gospel together as a family.

This week’s video will be only in English.  Sing together and rejoice!

Holy Trinity

For God So Loved The World…

John 3:16 – Juan 3, 16

Click photo and sing as a family.

 

 

 

Queridas familias,

Los saludos en el nombre del Padre, del Hijo y del Espíritu Santo.  Esta semana es el domingo de la Santísima Trinidad, y cuando hacemos la señal de la cruz estamos recordando el misterio de nuestra fe que expresa la Santísima Trinidad, un Dios que es tres personas:  Dios Padre, Jesús el Hijo y el Espíritu Santo.  Este domingo nos regocijamos de que Dios elige interactuar con nosotros de maneras diferentes y amorosas.

El Evangelio del domingo Juan 3, 16-18 habla de cómo Dios envía a Jesús para salvar al mundo, nos ama y quiere darnos la vida eterna.  Lean juntos el Evangelio como familia.

El video de esta semana será solo en inglés.  ¡Cantar juntos y alegrarse!

 

Holy Trinity

Tanto Amo Dios Al Mundo…

John 3:16 – Juan 3, 16

Clic la foto y canten como familia.

 

 

Bertha Keenan, Director
St. Anne’s Parish
Family Faith Formation
Brentwood, NY
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Dear Families,

Praying for you.  This Sunday, we are reminded that Jesus is gentle and humble of heart. 

 

In the First reading the Prophet Zechariah’s message is that our King would come as a savior, not a ruler.   Our Responsorial Psalm is a prayer of praise to God our King.  St. Paul in the second reading tells us that when we find rest in Jesus, we are not in the flesh but live in the Spirit.  In the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus offers a prayer of thanksgiving to the Father for the things he reveals to his little ones. He also tells us “Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give your rest”.

 

Jesus knows all our weakness and that at times the little strength we have can fail us. Jesus is inviting us to go to him with a humble heart and tell Him all our problems, because it is only in Jesus that we can find rest.

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Dear Families,

No one knows when Jesus will come back, but we know we will see him face-to-face someday. As we eagerly await Christmas and the celebration of Jesus’ birth, we remember that we should always be waiting for Jesus.

As a family watch video in its entirety then ask each other this question. When you are waiting for someone, how do you fill the time?

Family Prayer:  Jesus, help us to pay attention to your words and teachings. 

Help us to follow you always.  Amen

 

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Watch video as a family.

 


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Dear Families,

In this Sunday’s Gospel, Jesus calms the storm surrounding the Apostles.  Jesus also calms the storms in our lives.

Jesus reminds us that we must trust in him even when things look scary, because he is always in control.

As a family, watch video in its entirety and then ask each other this question.

In what area of your life do you need to trust Jesus more?

Family Prayer:  Lord, we all experience storms in life.  Help us to trust you even when life seems difficult. Amen

Jesus and the boat

 

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Queridas familias,

En el Evangelio de este domingo, Jesús calma la tormenta frente a los apóstoles.  Jesús también calma las tormentas en nuestras vidas. 

Jesús nos recuerda que debemos confiar en el aun cuando las cosas parezcan turbulentas, porque El siempre tiene el control.