A
traditional May Crowning was held at the Shrine of Our Lady of Glastonbury on
Trinity Sunday, May 31st, at the 11:00 Mass.
Pictured
above with Fr James are some of the many children who took part. Fresh
flowers and a circlet or crown of blossoms were provided by parishioners,
and during the procession and crowning, the congregation and choir sang a very
old hymn, familiar to many, “Bring Flowers of the Rarest”. Fr James
explained in his homily the nearness of Mary to all three persons of the
Trinity–and the fact that at the Annunciation the Angel Gabriel mentions, for
the first time in the Scriptures, the concept of the Trinity, the three persons
who will make our salvation possible through Mary’s “yes”.
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