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The Holy Trinity is a mystery that we can never understand. So instead of asking “how” the Trinity is possible, live out the “why” of the Trinity – which is love.

Happy feast of the Ascension! In this week’s readings, we’re reminded that the Jesus that’s in heaven, is the same Jesus who walked the earth. And we’re able to be united to Him through the Holy Spirit who He has given to us.

God’s desire is that all of His children be with Him in heaven. That’s why the Catholic Church isn’t exclusive but universal.

Love isn’t easy. True love requires selflessness and sacrifice. This is how God loves us, and this is how we’re called to love others, even when it’s difficult.

All are welcome in Christ’s Church; His arms are always open to receive His sons and daughters who want to return to Him. How sad it is if we, who are supposed to be Christ’s hands and feet on this earth, are closed off and unwelcoming.

If you witness to your faith, you’re going to be martyred. Maybe not in a bloody way like the apostles, but in your social life, or in your family. These sufferings are like the cross . . . but we all know that after the cross, comes the Resurrection.

“God so loved the world” means God loves you. Put yourself in the readings this Sunday because Jesus’ passion and death was for you. It’s your sins He died for.