Published 22 June 2026
Feast of the Most Holy Trinity
Understanding the Trinity
The doctrine of the Trinity teaches us that:
- God the Father is the Creator and sustainer of all things.
- God the Son, Jesus Christ, is the Redeemer who became man, lived among us, and died for our salvation.
- God the Holy Spirit is the Sanctifier, who dwells in us and guides the Church.
These are not three gods, but one God in three Persons, united in essence, equal in glory, and distinct in relation.
This divine communion of love and unity becomes a model for how we, as human beings made in God’s image, are called to live in communion with one another.
A Feast Rooted in Love
At its core, the Trinity is not just a theological concept—it is a relationship of perfect love.
The love shared between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit overflows into the world, giving us life, salvation, and the ongoing presence of God in our daily lives.
On this feast, we are reminded that we are drawn into this divine relationship through baptism and called to reflect that love in our families, communities, and the world.
On this Feast of the Most Holy Trinity, may we all take time to contemplate the mystery of God’s love, give thanks for His presence in our lives, and strive to reflect the unity and love of the Trinity in all that we do.
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit. Amen S
Maintenance Projects
St. Patrick’s Church
To facilitate painting project, St. Patrick’s church will close next Sunday evening, 7th June and will re-open on Sunday, 21st June for 10 am Mass.
During that time, all Masses will take place in St. Mary’s Church. Mass times will not change they will just move to the other Church in our Parish.
Parish Office
Our Parish Office will be closed on Thursday, 4th June and will re-open on Tuesday, 9th June at 10 am. You can contact us via e-mail: secretary@sjparish.ie
Sacraments in our Parish
Baptism
Our next Baptism preparation meeting takes place this Tuesday, 2nd June at 7:30 pm in St. Patrick’s Pastoral Centre.
*** This is last meeting for the Summer. Our next meeting after this one will take place on 1st September.
Exams 2026
Please remember in your prayers, all our young parishioners who are preparing to sit their Junior and Leaving Certificate Exams:
Heavenly Father, I entrust these young people into Your loving care. Please grant them wisdom, clarity of mind, and a calm heart. Help them to recall everything they have studied, keep their nerves steady, and give them the confidence to do their best. Amen.
Prayer before Exams
Heavenly Father, thank you for this day that you have given me. Thank you for the opportunities that will come my way today, especially this great chance to show how much I have learned as I take this exam.
Keep my mind alert and my memory sharp. Calm my nerves and help me to concentrate. Guide and inspire me that I may answer the questions correctly.
Keep away all distractions from me. I pray that I will feel your presence near me to support me and lessen the pressure I may feel.
Parish Pastoral Council
Blessing of Cars
Cars will be blessed after all Masses on Saturday, 6th and Sunday, 7th June.
This blessing will be for the protection of all who travel in the car and all who you travel with on the roads.
Supporting our Parish
Weekend of 23rd / 24th May
Total Offertory: € 959.00
Envelopes Stamullen: € 298.00 / Julianstown: € 232.00
- If you wish to support our parish via standing order, please use the following Account details:
BIC: BOFIIE2D
IBAN: IE85BOFI90354175356829
(Please remember to state your name in the reference)
Cheques can be made payable to Stamullen Julianstown Parish
Your continued support of our parish is very much appreciated. Thank you.
Other News
Clann Mór collection
Many thanks to all who contributed to the recent collection for Clann Mor respite and residential services, Your support is very much appreciated