Trinity

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 Trinity Sunday gives an opportunity to grow more deeply into our reflection on the great mystery of the Trinity. In preparation for this Sunday and our Zoom session, the link to the readings can be found below. Additionally, the videos for discussion are included as well.

  Bishop Robert Barron and Fr. Thomas Keating will offer their reflections on this great mystery. By way of application to our lives, two videos that  give us a sense of how the Trinity is experienced in the life of a disciple. 

  We hope you can join us for our  small group ZOOM gathering.

Faith Sharing Group: Thursday June 4, 2020

Please let us know if you will be joining us by filling out this form: REGISTER

Read and reflect on this Sunday's readings:  READINGS

Information to join the group will then be sent to you via email.  If you have any trouble registering please contact Marge at marge.babcock@gmail.com to receive the link.


Bishop Baron on the Meaning of the Trinity


The Mystery of the Trinity: Now and in Eternity
Fr. Thomas Keating


For Reflection:
What did you hear about the trinity that was familiar? What did you hear that was new to you? What did you hear that made you curious to keep searching?


What Is Centering Prayer and How Do You Do It
Comtemplative Outreach



Our Faith, Our Stories
Brian Braman, C21 Boston College

For Reflection:
Do you see how these two videos might relate to the Trinity? Why or why not?

Do you have a prayer practice that you can relate to the Trinity?

How might our faith stories shed light on the Trinity?

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