Holy Spirit Catholic Community

06/21/2026

We join with the National Council of Churches in praying for God’s blessings upon all father figures on this Father’s Day 💖

06/21/2026

June 12, 2026, Celebrating the 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Join us at 10:00am for Liturgy. Jesus commands us to "love one another". Do not be afraid to love "the other", God is with you always and the Holy Spirit will guide your heart. Let's explore together what love in action looks like! Would love to pray with you, click on the following link for Zoom login and prayer guide in our weekly newsletter https://conta.cc/3QQiztY

06/18/2026

So true 💖

06/13/2026

June 14, 2026 Join us for 10:00am Liturgy for the 11th Sunday of Ordinary Time. We have re-entered the season of Ordinary Time, not in the sense of common and unimportant, but rather, in the spirit of excitement and anticipation as with the Christmas song "do you see what I see... do you hear what I hear... do you know what I know". The spiritual work of Ordinary Time is awakening to see, hear and know the God experience within us and in all creation, the Divine Presence in every moment of our ordinary day, and to claim it! Let's explore the joy of ordinary time together, would love to pray with you! Click on the following link for Zoom login and prayer guide in our weekly newsletter https://conta.cc/4e93Sez

06/07/2026

June 7, 2026 Join us for 10:00am Liturgy for the feast of Corpus Christi! Teilhard de Chardin in his book, Writings in time of War 1968, "from the moment you said, 'This is my Body,' not only the bread and wine on the altar, but to a certain extent, everything in the universe becomes Yours and nourishes in our souls the life of grace and the spirit". As a Eucharistic people we are to be bread for the world - thank you for your acts of service! Would love to pray with you. Click on the following link for Zoom login and prayer guide in our weekly newsletter https://conta.cc/4e8AFyW

06/02/2026

In the month of June, Catholics around the world remember the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a devotion which began in the 12th Century. While it is an ancient devotionIt it is completely relevant for our time. This is a practice that focuses us on the heart of Jesus, a symbol of love and compassion. We pray: “ Let our hearts become quiet in you. Free us from all restlessness and from all turmoil. We want to find peace in you and remain in you.” So open your heart! And if it is helpful to you, focus on the heart of Jesus this month, and let your life be filled with love and compassion. - John Stasio

06/01/2026

06/01/2026

A prayer offered by Bp. MichaelAngelo D’Arrigo

Holy Mystery of Love, known by many names and beyond all names,

As we gather at the beginning of Pride Month, we pause to honor the sacred diversity woven into the human family. We give thanks for every person who has had the courage to live authentically, to love openly, and to shine their unique light into a world that too often asks people to hide.

We remember those who came before us, the elders, advocates, dreamers, and everyday people whose lives and sacrifices helped carve pathways toward greater justice, freedom, and belonging. We honor those whose names are remembered and those whose stories have been lost to history, trusting that every act of courage has helped shape the world we inherit today.

We hold in our hearts those who continue to face rejection, discrimination, violence, and isolation because of who they are. May they know that they are not alone. May they discover communities of welcome, voices of affirmation, and the deep truth that their lives possess inherent worth and immeasurable dignity.

May this Pride Month be more than a celebration. May it be a renewal of our commitment to one another. May we become people who choose compassion over fear, understanding over judgment, and love over hatred. May we stand alongside all who seek justice, equity, and peace, recognizing that none of us are fully free until all of us can flourish.

And may we remember that diversity is not a problem to be solved but a blessing to be embraced. The many expressions of humanity reveal the beauty of creation itself, inviting us into a larger, richer, and more expansive understanding of what it means to belong.

In gratitude, in hope, and in love, we offer this prayer.
Amen. Blessed Be. And so it is.