Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
As we enter June, still aglow with Pentecost fire, may the Holy Spirit continue to renew our hearts and empower our witness. Let us grow in God’s grace, deepen our fellowship, and serve our community with Christ-like humility.
Sunday Themes:
1st Sunday (June 1): Grow in God’s Grace (Luke 2:40-52)
Young Jesus sought His Father’s house, teaching us to prioritize God above all. Let wisdom and grace shape our daily choices.
2nd Sunday (June 8): Pentecost & Environment Sunday (John 16:7-13)
The Spirit breathes life into our faith and creation. At Pentecost, this divine fire descended not only to fill hearts but to empower the Church as healers of a fractured world. As we mark Environment Sunday, we recognize that the Spirit's renewal begins within us—transforming our apathy into compassion—so we might actively renew God's creation. Our sacred calling is stewardship, not consumption: to protect the purity of air, water, and all life, remembering "the earth is the Lord’s" (Psalm 24:1).
3rd Sunday (June 15): Trinity: Fellowship of Love (John 10:22-30)
The Father, Son, and Spirit exist in perfect unity. May we mirror this love in our relationships and community.
4th Sunday (June 22): De-Addiction Day (Luke 6:39-45)
"Keep your bodies pure—temples of the Holy Spirit" (1 Cor. 6:19). Seek God’s healing; let your life bear good fruit!
5th Sunday (June 29): Discipleship: With Jesus, on the path of the Cross; 45th Parish Day (Matthew 20:25-28)
We celebrate God’s faithfulness to our diaspora community. As our children receive First Communion, we remember: true discipleship means serving others, walking Christ’s path of sacrifice. Rt. Rev. Mathews Mar Seraphim Episcopa (Adoor Diocese) has graciously accepted our invitation.
Parish Day is an occasion of:
- Gratitude: For 45 years of God’s provision and presence.
- Legacy: Honoring those who built this spiritual home.
- Renewal: Recommitting to Christ’s mission together.
- Hope: Passing faith to the next generation.
Rt. Rev. Mathews Mar Seraphim Episcopa (Adoor Diocese) has graciously accepted our invitation. As we mark this milestone, let’s embrace our call--not to status, but to sacrificial love. Serve one another. Guard our purity. Cherish creation. Walk humbly.
May the Spirit guide us, the Trinity unite us, and Christ’s cross inspire us all month long.
Blessings in his Service,
M. C. VARGHESE ACHEN