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The Most Holy Trinity

May 31, 2026

 

 

THANK YOU to everyone who was part of last Sunday's Pentecost Brunch. Special thanks to the Knights of Columbus and the Juliennas for their role in the event's success. It is a beautiful thing when, after celebrating the Eucharistic Banquet together in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, we can sit down in fraternity and fellowship as a parish family. May the Holy Spirit continue to foster unity and peace among us all!

 

 

FATHER'S DAY NOVENA OF MASSES - Remember your father, grandfather, or beloved father figure, living or deceased, in nine Masses offered during June at our churches. Envelopes are available in the church vestibules.

 

 

PARISH BOOKKEEPER - Our parish is in need of a bookkeeper, as Jane Shields, who has done a wonderful job for the past 5 years, is retiring. The bookkeeping position prefers, if possible, an Associate’s Degree in Accounting, and prior bookkeeping experience. The job requires 8 to 12 hours per week, a monthly finance committee meeting (2 hours) and one evening Parish Council meeting per month (1.5 hours). If interested, please contact Luann at the office at (410) 957-1215 on Thursdays for further details. Compensation available for travel to and from the office.

 

 

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS UPCOMING EVENTS-

 

BABY BOTTLE FUNDRAISER - Our annual fundraiser for the Eastern Shore Pregnancy Center continues through Father’s Day with some baby bottles still available at both entrances of the Church. Each bottle helps provide pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, and real support for women facing unplanned pregnancies. So far this year, the Eastern Shore Pregnancy Center reports twenty-seven babies have been saved through March. Each one represents a woman who saw her baby and chose Life. Please pick up a bottle after Mass, donate what you can and return them to Church.  If donating by check please make checks payable to Knights of Columbus Council #11616 and in memo the column write: "Eastern Shore Pregnancy Center."

 

FIFTH SUNDAY ROSARY- Our Fifth Sunday Rosary will be held Sunday May 31st starting at 5:30 pm in the outside Rosary Garden at St. Elizabeth Church. (If raining it will be held in the DePaul House). Following the Rosary, there will be a potluck dinner in the DePaul House.  Please bring a dish or dessert to share. Praying and dining together helps build a community in Christ, and honoring His Mother on the last day of May is an excellent way to close out the month dedicated to her.

 

 

UPCOMING CATHOLIC MOVIE IN SALISBURY: Sacred Heart: His Reign Has No End at Regal Theater, Tuesday June 9, at 6:35pm.  This 92-minute docudrama recounts Christ's appearances to St Margaret Mary and concludes with a special short presentation by prominent American clergy explaining the US Bishop's consecration of the nation to the Sacred Heart. This consecration will take place June 12, just prior to the country's 250th anniversary. 

 

THE WORKS OF MERCY committee invites you to a “baby shower” during the month of June benefiting the Seton Center by donating items that would usually be gifts at a baby shower. Gift ideas include onesies, sleepers, bibs, infant clothing of various sizes, receiving blankets, pacifiers, rattles, infant toys, diapers, wipes, formula, and baby food. EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING BABY! Bins will be available at the church doors for your donations. Thank you!!!

 

NEXT SUNDAY IS CORPUS CHRISTI. The Church gives special attention to Christ's Real Presence among us in the Holy Eucharist. Solemn Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament will follow the 9:30 Mass. Plan on staying for a few extra minutes to honor the Lord and give thanks for this great Sacrament. 

 

 

PLEASE remember in your prayers the sick of the parish, including Mr. & Mrs. Frank Darcy, Rev. Peter Burkauskas, Sandie Leahy, Amy Brumley, Mariella Merritt, Debbie Woolen, Amanda Panshoukian, Hope Carlson, Joe Bicknell, Maddeline West, Shawn Leahy, Dave Craft, Allison Kargas, Janice Grant, Lillian Herz, Rhonda Bain, Ellen Cimino, Ed and Mary Weatherby, Jeff and Vivian Limbeck, and Rob Demaris. Pray for the repose of the soul of +William Staples.

  

Pray fervently for peace in Ukraine, Lebanon, Iran, and elsewhere. People did not listen to Pope St. John Paul II when he spoke against invading Iraq. They are not listening to Pope Leo now as he exhorts world leaders to abandon weapons of destruction as instruments of policy. Pray for peace in the Middle East, and for lasting peace in Lebanon and Gaza. Pray for those in other troubled areas of our world, that governments may pursue secure, true peace and justice, and for victims of violence everywhere, as we recall the most recent victims of violence in our nation and elsewhere. Pray the rosary. Remember the people and any of God's creatures suffering in the aftermath of various disasters or accidents, those who will be affected by bad weather, as well as all those suffering from human cruelty and neglect. 

 

 

Fr. Dan

 

                                     

Collection totals for May 17, $3536.50 & May 24, $3409.30.  Thank you! 

 

 

 

CONFESSIONS 

 

Saturdays: 3:25 pm - 3:45 pm at Holy Name 

Sundays: 7:25 am - 7:45 a.m. at St. Elizabeth 

Sundays 4:30 pm – 4:45 p.m. Spanish Confessions at St. Elizabeth

  

 

MASSES 

 

HOLY NAME 

 

Sat.    4:00 pm - Living & Dec'd of Tayag & Beltran Families

Sun.   9:30 am - People of the Parish

Tues. 9:00 am - +William Staples

Wed.  6:30 pm - Rosary and Hour of Prayer

 

 

ST. ELIZABETH

 

Sat.  5:30 pm - Mother’s Day Novena

Sun. 8:00 am - Sandie Leahy req. by John & Barbara Flatley

         5:00 pm - Spanish Mass

Wed. 8:30 am- +Mary Dier req. by Barbara & John Flatley. Adoration follows.