3rd SUNDAY OF EASTER

/ From the Pastor, Parish Life / By

Today we celebrate the 3rd Sunday of Easter.

In the Easter Season we feel the presence of our Resurrected Jesus. The statue of Resurrected Christ, the Paschal Candle and the Cross with the red stole there are the symbols of that presence of Jesus in our Church and in our lives.

But He is coming very realistically in each Eucharist by the sacrament of the Word of God and the sacrament of the Holy Communion. And very important is our response to that coming of Jesus and our mission to go and to do the simple things which we know the best with a new heart and a new zeal.

During the Eucharist we learn more how to give the love to the others, but we also learn how to get the love from the others, first of all from God, further from our parents, from our friends and even from our enemies. We must give thanks to God for that kind of love.

“He said to them, ‘Cast the net over the right side of the boat.’”

Holy Masses

May 5, 2019 – 3rd Easter Sunday

10:00 AM for +Garrett Greenfield from Diane Robertson.

May 12, 2019 – 4th Easter Sunday

MOTHER’S DAY

10:00 AM for all Mothers, living and dead especially:

In Memory of                         or In Honor of

Announcements

  • Thanks Denice and Ewa for helping with the egg hunting prizes.
  • Thank you for the donations on flowers and the flowers. God bless you. Thanks for the palms too.
  • Please check the Blog of our web site: www.holycrosspncc.org
  • Do you have anyone of any reason (for example: someone in Hospital) or life event you would like to pray for – Please ask and see Fr. Andrew.
  • As the members of our Church we are responsible for our future and we will pray and look for new active members of our Community of Holy Cross in Baltimore, MD.
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  • The Mother’s Day is coming (May 12, 2019) if you would like to mention your Mother’s Name in the intention of the Mass on that day please fill out the envelope for Mothers’s Day Intention in vestibule of the Church.

One Main Point

Out of love, Jesus’ disciples are called to unite and bring the whole world to Christ in the Eucharistic celebration, where Christ feeds all.

Reflections

  1. When Jesus asks me, “Do you love me?” how would I reply?
  2. Out of love for Jesus, what does Jesus ask me to do here and now?
  3. To what extent would I accept his invitation for action?

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