My name is Jason Slinker and I am very much looking forward to this new/final career. The miracle I was a part of (surviving a vehicle accident) this winter left me with a lot of “why’s” so this all feels very fulfilling!” My wife, Allie, and I have three beautiful children: Jaylie, Anna and Owen. I grew up in Indianola and have lived in the FD area since 2008, Between working in retail and recycling over the past 20 years I have always been a man of service, and not afraid to get my hands dirty. It will truly be honor to work in my “Father’s house.”

Join us for a trial run at a virtual session of Curious Catholics! Thursday, May 14 6:30-7:30pm Via Zoom with Kris Lien You will find the connection link to the Zoom by clicking on the picture associated with this news article. Can't wait to see everyone!

These days are not easy. We understand that many of you are frustrated with this situation; so are we. We want to celebrate Mass with our parishioners and get back to “normal.” However, we take the advice of Paul: “Rejoice in hope, endure in affliction, persevere in prayer” (Romans 12:12). Take comfort in knowing that Jesus is with us and with you, our faithful. Please read the full article by clicking on the picture.

Please know that we are elated with the Governor's proclamation to allown for religious services and gathergs. While we are just as eager as you are to know the when and where; reality is that Bishop Nickless will need to consult with his advisors and priests to review what precautions are to be in place, what limitations may still exist and then how and when to allow services. When a plan has been developed we will make you aware via our social media and website.

The parish is inviting parishioners to consecrate themselves to Mary in the coming weeks. We will begin the preparation on April 28th with consecration on May 31st, the Visitation. For more information regarding how you can participate follow the link by clicking the picture!

Our very own Jason Slinker, parishioner and director of the regional recycling center, spent some time this after noon sharing the do's/dont's, along with other ideas, about recycling! Enjoy and let's do our part !

For the young of heart at all ages, don't miss out on Fr Feller reading "The Lorax", Tuesday, April 22nd, at 10:00am on the parish's Face Book page. This will be our kick off to our Stewardship of Earth Pillar!

Eternal God, in whom mercy is endless and the treasury of compassion—inexhaustible, look kindly upon us and increase Your mercy in us, that in difficult moments we might not despair nor become despondent, but with great confidence submit ourselves to Your holy will, which is Love and Mercy itself.

Ninth Day: Today bring to Me SOULS WHO HAVE BECOME LUKEWARM,* and immerse them in the abyss of My mercy.

Eighth Day: Today bring to Me THE SOULS WHO ARE DETAINED IN PURGATORY, and immerse them in the abyss of My mercy.

Welcome to our Childrens Stations of the Cross. Take some time and watch this video with your children. The Stations are narrated by some of the St. Edmond Elementary teachers and some of our Rock Climber teachers. Blessings to all of you during this Holy Week!

Staff, along with some volunteer assistance, have worked to create, print and mail out a special Holy Week edition of the parish newsletter. Included in this newsletter is the Holy Week liturgy schedule which can be heard or viewed via KVFD 1400AM and via livestream on the parish Face Book. To view the newsletter simply click on this news brief!

Good evening to all! We wanted to take a moment and update you regarding our response to the effects of the Coronavirus on parish life. *Beginning Friday, March 20th, 2020 the parish Business Office will be closed to the public. Staff will continue to work, but we ask that you make an appointment if you would like to come in. Coronavirus precautions recommended by the CDC are requested to be followed. *Priests are available for confession by appointment only. 515-955-6077 Coronavirus precautions recommended by the CDC are requested to be followed. *Please continue to check our "Coronavirus Response Page" on the parish website www.holytrinitywci.org (also the link attached to this post below) to be kept up to date regarding opportunities and resources to practice our faith during this time. *Daily Mass is being livestreamed via the parish Face Book at 7am Monday through Saturday. It is then uploaded on to the home page of our website for easy access. *We will continue to broadcast at 8:30am on KVFD 1400AM Sunday Mass. *We will additionally be livestreaming a 9:30am Sunday Mass on Face Book and then uploading on to our website's homepage. Please go to our "Coronavirus Response Page" on our website to find Spiritual Communion prayer and booklet, and other documents and links.

We do have some good news! Begining Wednesday, March 18th, Corpus Christi Church will be open daily from 3:00-5:30pm for parishioners to come pray. This will be a come and go time of prayer. Please utilize hantizer when you enter and stay a distance from others that are there praying. Additionally, we will begin to live stream 7:00am daily Mass, tomorrow March 8th on Face Book. To learn more follow this link!

It was announced that all Masses in the Diocese of Sioux City are to be suspended, beginning immediately, for 8 weeks. There are further mandates that can be found on our "Coronavirus Resource Page" under "Documents. Parish staff is working at how these mandates will effect our parishioners and how best to continue the mission of spreading the Gospel here in Webster County. We hope to have more information to you by Tuesday morning.

The parish priests and pastoral staff have been staying abreast of the updates on the Coronavirus COVID–19 here in Iowa and elsewhere.  With an abundance of caution and in an effort to protect you, our parishioners, the following precautionary measures are being instituted as soon as possible.  Click to find out more...

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