Saint Dunstan Catholic Church The Most Holy Trinity June 3, 2007
		The love of God has been poured out into our hearts through the Holy Spirit.

This weekend we celebrate the feast of the Holy Trinity. This revelation of God as Trinity is a mystery and a relationship to be lived and experienced. The Trinity is not a problem to be solved, a puzzle to be to be worked out or something to test our faith. We are surrounded and enfolded in this relationship. In this mystery ‘we live and move and have our being.’ When we enter the church to make a private visit or to join the community in worship, we usually make the sign of the cross. The words that accompany this holy action, “In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit”, reminds us that there are three persons in God. It also calls to mind that when we first entered the Church we were baptized in the same Holy Trinity. We belong to the family of God; we are members of His household, co-heirs with Christ, anointed with the Holy Spirit. In the Eucharistic Prayer of the liturgy we proclaim to the Father: “All life, all holiness come from you through your Son, Jesus Christ our Lord, by the working of the Holy Spirit.” Our faith in the Trinity is again reflected at the conclusion of the Eucharistic Prayer: “Through him, with him, in him, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, all honor and glory is yours, almighty Father, for ever and ever.” On this feast we pray the simplest and most profound of Christian prayers: “Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit, as it was in the beginning is now and ever shall be, world without end. Amen” Need a copy of the Sunday bulletin or of a particular schedule, church and parish information? Please visit the St. Dunstan Parish website at: www.saintdunstanchurch.org. PRAYER-DISCUSSION GROUP Would you like to try a faith-sharing group that includes a blend of praise, song, scripture, petitions, talk, etc.? This group meets on Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9 pm .at Marymount Green Hills Retirement Center. Call Fran or Joe Sigona at 692-2466. Christian One-Liners… . Prayer: Don’t give God instructions— -just report for duty! WHAT’S HAPPENING THIS WEEK AT ST. DUNSTAN PARISH Monday, June 4 School Sports Awards 6pm in the Parish Center Tuesday, June 5 Novena in honor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament after the 8am Mass ICF meets in the Parish Center at 6:30pm Wednesday, June 6 Women’s Club meeting in the Parish Center at 6:30pm Thursday, June 7 Athletic Board meeting in the school Math Room at 7pm Festival meeting in the convent at 7pm Prayer Group meets at Greenhills at 7:30pm Friday, June 8 8th Grade Graduation ceremony at 6 pm in the church Saturday, June 9 Retrouvaille meets in the convent Millbrae Lions Fundraiser in the Parish Center 8 am to 12 noon Monday thru Saturday Morning Prayer in the church at 7:15 am Monday thru Friday Rosary recited in the church at 7:40 am Contemplative Event: June 7 –10 at Mercy Center Burlingame. All are invited to “The Seed Fell on Good Ground”, a retreat celebrating Mercy Center’s Spiritual gifts to the world over two decades. There will be presentations, reflections, rituals. Presenters will be Bishop Francis A. Quinn, Marguerite Buchanan, RSM, Mary Ann Scofield RSM, Suzanne Toolan RSM, Mary Waskowiak, RSM. For information call 650-340-7474. The Daughters of St. Paul invite you to mark your calendars and join them for the following events: Six week study group forming on the new Synod Document of Pope Benedict XVI: Sacrament of Charity. Aims to break open this rich Eucharistic text and discover its importance in our Christian Life. Will meet weekly, Tuesday evenings from 6:30—8:30 pm at Pauline Books & Media, 2640 Broadway, redwood City, CA 94062. For fullest benefit plan to attend all six sessions. For details and registration call Sr. Susan at 650-703-1106 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Do you have an hour to spare helping our neighbors in need? Come to the next Volunteer Orientation to learn the many opportunities available to assist the poor through the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Volunteers are needed to answer the help line and give general assistance, as well as to serve lunch at the SVdP Homeless Help Centers in San Mateo, Redwood City or South San Francisco. Learn how you can make a difference in your SVdP Parish Conference. Call Margi Jung San Mateo District Office. The rewards of volunteering are heavenly. Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ On Saturday, June 9th we are inviting you to participate in a procession starting at Mission Dolores that will make its way to St. Mary’s Cathedral to celebrate the enduring contribution of the immigrant: new and old, in building up the Body of Christ, the Church. As one Body let us pray for comprehensive immigration reform, to ensure a safe and just country for all. WHERE: Mission Dolores, 3321 16th St, SF DATE: Saturday, June 9 TIME: 3:00 pm Procession begins at Mission Dolores 5:30 pm Procession concludes at St. Mary’s Cathedral 1111 Gough Street, San Francisco Archbishop Neiderauer will celebrate the Mass ST. DUNSTAN GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP If you or someone you know is struggling with the loss of a loved one, please join the St. Dunstan Grief Support Group for ongoing sessions to help process your grief and loss issues. For more information please call Barbara Cappel, L.C.S.W. at 692-7543 or Carol Hensley at 692-1488. CYO Camp Now Accepting Applications for Summer Camp Staff positions! CYO Summer Camp is dedicated to providing a playful, funfilled, challenging summer camp experience for 9-16 year old campers. CYO Summer Camp helps youth discover their self-worth and explore their connectivity to nature and spirituality. Campers enjoy action-packed days of canoeing, archery, outdoor adventure hikes and ocean excursions. CYO Camp is located 2 hours north of San Francisco in Occidental, California on 216 acres of beautiful coastal redwood forest. Camp staff will be employed from June 11 –August 11 and will receive housing and food as well as a weekly stipend. We are looking for a Camp Residential Life Manager, Head Counselors, Specialty Counselors, General Counselors and CIT’s. For more information or to apply please visit: http://camp.cccyo.org/staff/ Last weekend’s Regular Collection: $10,704.00 Thank you for all your support! SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: The Most Holy Trinity Monday: Ninth Week in Ordinary Time Tuesday: St. Boniface Wednesday: St. Norbert Saturday: St. Ephrem; Blessed Virgin Mary Many thanks to those who served as Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers and Altar Servers this weekend: Saturday, June 2 5 PM Lector: J. Ryan Eucharistic Ministers: B&G Borba, C Orfino, E Danli, J&L Clothakis Altar Servers: Bagley, Barrera, Capitolo, Rossi Sunday, June 3 7 AM Lector: A. Colarusso Eucharistic Ministers: R. Flahavan, M Wyman, S Bosso Altar Servers: Barnes, Casella, Colarusso, Chavez 8:30 AM Lector: E. Linak Eucharistic Ministers: D &S Capodanno, D Lawson, R Pezo, J Lilles, P Lucero Altar Servers: Borromeo, Crossman, Eckmann, Ching 10 AM Lector: P. Begin Eucharistic Ministers: J&F Sigona, P Maloney, M Quilici, P Livingston, B Murphy, C Cannizzaro Altar Servers: Cooke, Garcia, Whitfield, Fernando 11:30 AM Lector: J. Roensch Eucharistic Ministers: J Costa, T Dizon, M Rogers, E Maloney, C Caimotto, Y Kaialoa Altar Servers: Hidalgo, Sheker, Jajeh, DeGuzman 5 PM Lector: G. Ledbetter Eucharistic Ministers: B Cappel, J Franco, K Phelps, M &L McLaughlin, J Ledbetter Altar Servers: Murphy, Janiczek, Jones, Ghanaim Special thanks to all of our ushers for their dedicated service at our weekend Masses. Mass Intentions for the Week June 3 through June 9, 2007 Sunday 7:00 am For Parish Monday 6:30 am Dalmacio Sorino 8:00 am John H. Ryan, Sr 5:10 pm Vincente Salgado Tuesday 6:30 am Joyce Currier 8:00 am Mac & Dan Dennehy 5:10 pm Aaoron Borlat & Sancho Mendoza (living) Wednesday 6:30 am Joyce Currier 8:00 am Joseph James Cappel 5:10 pm Joseph Caimotto Thursday 6:30 am Bobby Malikael 8:00 am Manuel & Georgia Ebejer 5:10 pm William O’Connor Friday 6:30 am Mariette Fontanosa 8:00 am Amada Gurierrez (living) 5:10 pm Lida Opalenik (living) Saturday 8:00 am Norman Meshiry 5:00 pm The John Mezzetta Family We pray for the sick members of our parish family and for those who care for them: Martha Costa, Geraldine Witt, Madison Kitz, William Dill, Ted & Eileen Damian, Pat Saracini, Bill Barca, Ann Del Carlo, Donna Fiorillo, Helen & Vicky Noceti, Irene Thommen, Kyong Cruz, Eva Abbaticola, Ciera Whipple, Dorothy Rives, Elsie Noceti, Steve Bacho, Mario & Eva Caprini, Mary Farr, Barbara Modica, Karen Shirley, Anthony Betti, Sr, Jose Conrado Vasquez, Henry & Lucy Garcia, Frances Snyder, Jack & Rene Sagrafena, Michael Cozzolino, Bob Treseler, Mrs. Larry Duggins, Antoinette Ramos, Ethel Schultheis, Jarowslaw Kaczaj, Joe Hamilton, Pauline & Joseph Burgio, Judy Mark, Noralee Gelhaar, Geraldine Feehan, Martin Hidalgo, Norman Roos, Lyle Dibbs, Gloria Giannini, Maxine Coutts, Anna Mae Stewart, Jonathan Cerezo, Richard Reising, Nick Cannuli, Gary Hart, Joe & Helen Maternia, Peter & LaVerne Guaraglia, Kathy Montiel, Gloria Pasco, The Yakaitis Family, Patricia Arruda, Carol Starrh Kroecker, William Kinnealy, Frank Agius, Susan Silvera-Dunn, Gerry Engli, George Rodriguez, Jr , Nafal Jweinat, James Boccaleoni, Mayte Ocafrain, Melba Sweeney, Molly Figone, LaVerne Miane, Helen Habeeb & Lou Sandrini We pray for the deceased members of our parish family.