Community Highlights Blessings and Gratitude to Fr. Joe Everton: Promoted to Pastor in Brewster, MA. Farewell Reception August 9 & 10. Welcome to Fr. Nico: New Parochial Vicar from Myanmar, arriving August 20.

This week we celebrate our mission of evangelization, highlights summer parish events including the Rummage Sale and Eucharistic Seminar, and shares opportunities to grow in faith through prayer, sacraments, and ministry.

This bulletin celebrates the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul and their witness of faith and sacrifice. It invites support for the La Salette Mission Appeal, shares gratitude for Eucharistic Adoration, and offers updates on summer activities, sacrificial giving, and parish life.

️ Summary of Key Highlights This week's bulletin centers on the profound celebration of Corpus Christi with special adoration events and reflections on Blessed Trinity’s mission. It features updates on parish leadership, milestones in VBS, and calls to support La Salette missions. The bulletin also honors our prayerful traditions, encourages parish engagement, and highlights our vibrant, multicultural Catholic community united in service and faith.

The June 15 bulletin celebrates the Most Holy Trinity and reflects on the rich founding history of Blessed Trinity Parish. Key events include Vacation Bible School, a special two-day Corpus Christi celebration, and updates on stewardship progress and parish giving. Prayer groups, daily devotions, and sacramental life continue to enrich the parish, while Fr. Skip invites us to walk forward grounded in the same spirit of love and service that built our church.

This Pentecost, we are reminded that the Spirit of God is alive in us—guiding our mission, stirring transformation, and calling us into deeper faith. With VBS setup in full swing and preparations for our parish feast underway, we are invited to live out our discipleship boldly, give generously, and share our stories of gratitude. Blessed Trinity is truly alive in the Spirit!

This week centers on the Feast of the Ascension and invites parishioners into renewed missionary action. Key updates include Confirmation policy changes, thanks to ministry leaders, summer events, and appeals for stewardship and involvement. A powerful Baccalaureate message inspires graduates to live out their faith with courage and compassion.

We celebrate the Sixth Sunday of Easter and reflect on sacred events that shape our faith. Parish life is vibrant with liturgies, devotions, and upcoming sacraments. Teens continue their Confirmation journey through Life Teen ministry. Liturgical ministers are needed—no experience required, just a willing heart. Together, we grow in prayer, service, and mission as one parish family.

Blessed Trinity celebrates the grace of this Jubilee Year with joyful sacraments, from baptisms to confirmations. Fr. Skip invites all to share their gifts through ministry and stewardship. As our parish grows in faith and community, each person is called to take part in this vibrant season of renewal.

On this Good Shepherd Sunday and Mother’s Day, we are reminded that Christ calls us by name and leads us with love. We pray for vocations and celebrate the life of our parish through sacraments, ministries, and community outreach. Thank you for your support of the Baby Bottle Drive and recent blood donation effort—together, we continue to follow the voice of our Shepherd.

On Divine Mercy Sunday, Blessed Trinity Parish rejoices in the historic payoff of its church loan—a true “debt of grace”—celebrated with Bishop John Noonan and our parish family. As we mark this spiritual and financial milestone, we also celebrate our First Communicants, prepare for Confirmation, and continue our Easter journey with gratitude, prayer, and renewed purpose.

Blessed Trinity Catholic Church commemorates Divine Mercy Sunday with a special prayer for the repose of Pope Francis, alongside faith formation activities and a Memorial Mass in his honor. The parish extends heartfelt thanks to its ministries for their service during Easter and launches the annual Knights of Columbus Baby Bottle Drive to support life ministries.

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Pope Francis on Easter Monday, April 21, 2025. Join us tonight from 7–8 PM in the Main Church for a special Holy Hour in his honor as we pray for his soul and the Church during this time of mourning.

This Easter, Blessed Trinity joyfully celebrates the Resurrection of our Lord with a heartfelt message from Fr. Skip, inviting all to live as "Resurrection people" through prayer, service, and renewed faith. Holy Week concluded with the Easter Vigil welcoming new members into the Church, and Easter Sunday Masses brought the community together in celebration. The week ahead includes the 31st Annual Charity Golf Tournament, First Communion Retreat, and preparations for Divine Mercy Sunday on April 27, featuring a special chaplet and reception. Faith Formation, Life Teen, and Confirmation programs continue, and the parish encourages ongoing support through offertory and special collections. A few spots remain for the upcoming parish pilgrimage—interested parishioners are invited to an info meeting on May 3.

As we enter the most sacred days of our faith, we invite you to join us for the powerful liturgies of the Triduum and Easter Sunday. Please note: there will be no 5:00 p.m. Mass on Easter Sunday and the Parish Office will be closed from Good Friday at noon through Easter Monday. Let us walk together from the Cross to the joy of the Resurrection!

Blessed Trinity continues to honor the memory and legacy of Brother Ronald “Ron” Lafleche, M.S., whose loving service touched many. Upcoming events include Holy Week celebrations, Faith Formation sessions, the 31st Annual Charity Golf Tournament (April 26), and Divine Mercy Sunday with a potluck (April 27). VBS registration is open for parishioners, and we encourage greater participation in the 2025 Our Catholic Appeal to reach our 50% goal. Thank you for your ongoing generosity—especially for food donations to Agape Mission Market—and for supporting our vibrant parish life.

Inquiry sessions are beginning on August 15th. This is a chance for you to invite a friend or relative to become a Catholic. Sessions are also available for adults Baptized in another faith to be in Full Communion with the Church. We are called to evangelize! Contact Louie Murgia in the parish office for further details.