Friends:
Almost all of us learned in catechism the truths of faith: the Mystery of the Incarnation, the Mystery of the Holy Trinity, etc. Everything that was difficult to understand was labeled as a Mystery and settled matter. Later, when our faith has become more adult, we have discovered that these are not truths to be understood but to be lived. With the help of our commentators and from this perspective, let us try to deepen our understanding of next Sunday’s feast: One and Trinitarian God.
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Gospel and Gospel Commentary
Jn 3, 16-18. Thus God showed his love for the world… by sending his Son so that they might have eternal life.
Miguel Ángel Munárriz: Dogmatic Theology or Evangelical? Father, Word and Wind.
José Luis Sicre: Feast of the Holy Trinity. The liturgical year begins by celebrating how God the Father sends his Son into the world. When the Son ascends to heaven, he sends us his Spirit, the theme of last Sunday. We already have the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Enrique Martínez Lozano: From the myth of salvation to the certainty of fullness. Religions have presented themselves as offers of salvation to rescue humanity from its state of slavery, suffering, and sin.
Fray Marcos: God is nothing we can think of. By thinking about him, we turn him into an idol.
José Antonio Pagola: God belongs to everyone. Few phrases have been as quoted as this one that the Gospel of John puts in Jesus’ mouth.
Fidel Aizpurúa Donazar: God did not send his son into the world to judge it. And we persist in destroying the other with an merciless judgment, knowing, as we know, that whoever judges will also be judged.
Marifé Ramos: Be saved freely. She would say it with a powerful voice, convinced of the importance of the message. And she would leave a time of silence, so that these words might sink in like fine rain and dissolve the mental clay in which we accumulate fears and knowledge about condemnation.
Selected articles for the week
Guillermo Jesús Kowalski: How many divisions does the Pope have? Disarmed peace against the empires of fear. Its strength lies elsewhere: in moral conscience.
Amelia Hidalgo: Pentecost. Freedom is a quality that has been given to us united with responsibility, justice, and sincerity.
Manos Unidas: The presence of women in peace processes remains minimal despite them being maximum victimsManos Unidas: La presencia de las mujeres en los procesos de paz sigue siendo mínima a pesar de ser víctimas máximas.
May 24th: International Women’s Day for Peace and Disarmament.
Jesús Lozano Pino: It is easier to love those who resemble us: The scandal of our selective compassion. A God who only loves our own is a God too small to be true.
Juan Zapatero: Pentecost: transforming breath. A ministry that renounces indoctrination and proselytism, to stand face-to-face with the pain in all its facets and dimensions.
Juan José Tamayo: The moral ‘auctoritas’ of Leon XIV: It is time to value it for itself. Without establishing comparisons that, although they do not have to be hateful, in this case may not do it justice.
Txenti García Corres: Spiritual Accompaniment versus Spiritual Direction, for a Church where “there is freedom in the House of God”. Perhaps there are church experiences that do not have to be formally registered or governed by statutes approved with nihil obstat; perhaps they only need to be accompanied, and that’s it.
Macario Ofilada: Let’s talk about Heidegger. The incessant challenge of philosophy to overcome idolatry in order to discover the true God.
News of Scope. The program of Pope Leon XIV’s visit to Spain, step by step.
For more participatory and current Eucharists
Exodus 34, 4-9. It summarizes the faith of Israel in a God who is close, compassionate, and rich in mercy and loyalty.
2 Corinthians 13. It includes a greeting with a classic and very used Trinitarian formulation 11-13.
Florentino Ulibarri: I believe it, I feel it, I know it. I know words fall short. And despite that, I imagine you, I name you, I dream of you…
Vicky Irigaray: Sunday of the Trinity. The Good News that today’s Word has reminded us is that God’s Love is universal: it reaches all humanity and the world in which we live.
Anaphora: The mystery of God. The mystery of God is unfathomable, but we can live and rejoice in His presence.
Benedictine Nuns of Montserrat. The Holy Trinity.
Multimedia material
Lost in Thought. By Eckhart Tolle. In you, as in every human being, there is a dimension of consciousness much deeper than thought. It is the very essence of your Being…
Salomé Arricibita: Father, Son and Spirit. In the Name of the Father and of the Son, may the Spirit blow and renew us, ventilate our house, air away our fears, that they carry us flying toward others, toward our brothers.
Resting the Mind. A therapeutic song created to accompany moments of tired mind, anxiety, or excess thoughts. A sound space to lower mental noise, return to the present, and regain clarity without forcing anything. It is not about controlling the mind, but resting it. It is about allowing thoughts to pass without being dragged along by them. Listen to it when you feel like your head won’t stop and you need a moment of inner calm.
For War, Nothing. By Marta Gómez and Cantoalegre. A song we sing from the soul, all truly human beings, with all the strength of our deepest Self.
Equipo Quiero Ver: Night Wind. Sunday of the Holy Trinity, Cycle A. In the silence of the night, God continues to draw near to the heart of man. “Night Wind” is a visual and musical proposal inspired by the Gospel of the Holy Trinity: a hymn to the mystery of a God who is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, a communion of love that sustains our life.
We Have a God. By Ruah. Presentation Lenin Vladimir Cárdenas. Song – meditation, precious, full of tenderness and intimacy, to approach living close to the Father, enjoy it!!
In the EFFA School we facilitate the link to the curriculum where all available talks and bibliography are located, for those who could not watch them or want to review any again. The link to access the latest uploaded videos may also be useful.
And, as I promised you, the letters will end with these three links: the letter of the week, the last week’s letter, and letters from other weeks. If someone loses -or has not received- the email with the news, they can use an old letter to access the new one.
A hug,
Inma Calvo
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