Holy Trinity A - II Cor 13.11-13 (Re)Aquainting Ourselves with God
"The Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all." And also with you. As churches begin a post pandemic procession toward "in person" meeting again, it would seem appropriate on the "Solemnity of the Holy Trinity" to recall what we're representing, or are up against, in the world of God and Humankind. For those who, without thinking, responded " et cum spiritu tuo , and also with you," to the graceful greeting above, you have in my estimation come to the centrepiece of the significance of the Trinity of Divine Persons. In the greeting of the Sunday Liturgy, echoing the name spoken over us in Holy Baptism - the first Word of God spoken to us, I suppose, is His name: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit - God declares a person child of God, we are shown that the church and every member of the Church is a project of God's universal purpose. The Holy Trinity is not some arbitrary my...