What mother or parent for that matter doesn’t want the very best for their children?  In today’s Gospel, we see the mother of James and John fall at the feet of Jesus and ask that her sons be set on the right and left hand of Jesus in heaven. 

After months of fanfare the Holy Trinity question and answer blog is up and running! Click the link and see what we are all about!

Prepare to be energized, equipped and empowered to live as a Catholic man in the world today!

The conference features Emily Cavins and is set for Saturday, March 17th. Click to find out more and register!

The Holy Trinity Parish Distinguished Catholic Servant-Leadership Award is an annual award which pays tribute to an individual who has demonstrated servant leadership through outstanding initiative, generosity of time and talent, and an exceptional spirit of service in contributing to both the renewal and vitality of the Catholic Church. Through the individuals volunteering and spiritual commitment to Catholic virtues and teachings, their extraordinary service is recognized for their contributions to Holy Trinity Catholic Parish, and the common good. In addition to recognizing the honorees’ exemplary servant-leadership, the presentation of the award will offer an opportunity for the recipient to highlight any specific work they have been integrally involved in within the community.

Many people believe that the Second Vatican Council called for ending the Church’s use of the Latin language in the celebration of the Sacred Liturgy. However, nothing could be further from the truth!

Tragically, gun violence in the U.S., domestic violence, the global illicit trade of weapons and ammunition, war, terrorism and other acts that strike at the life and dignity of persons, are an all too common reality.

Follow this link and you will find the US Conference of Catholic Bishops Lent page that reviews this information.

We're thrilled to have Ellen Miller, representative of Mary's Meals, share with us her experience and stories of working with Mary's Meals in Malawi, Africa - home of our very own almsgiving project!

This news brief reviews why the Bishops of Iowa, representing the Catholic teachings, oppose the proposed legislation to reinstate the death penalty. Quick read and good basic information on our Catholic teachings.

Great News! After the amazing response to our Divine Mercy Second Greatest Story Ever Told kick of session we've decided, along with the great group who attended, to continue each Saturday morning, 9:00 a.m. This Saturday we'll be meeting at Corpus Center. Bring a friend!

How we can starve Satan and his minions of what they desire most? Check out Al's blog.

Where are the blind spots in life that cause you to provide lip service to God rather than hearing and worshiping him? Read Al's blog for today!

The devil fights back at every turn … going out and possessing unsaved victims and turning the disbelieving priests and rulers against Jesus and his disciples. What hope do we have?

Parish musicians, cantors or choir members you are invited to attend one of the Sacred Music Workshops that are being offered February 23rd and 24th. Dr. Mark Lawlor, a professor of Sacred Music at St. John Vianney Theological Seminary will be presenting.

Today's Gospel includes Jesus sending His disciples out two by two, along with what to take and what not to take. What was wrong with taking some food? Al has some thoughts on this!