On this Third Sunday of Easter, our parish is invited into the powerful journey of the disciples on the road to Emmaus—a path from discouragement to renewed faith. Father Skip’s message reminds us that even in moments of confusion and unmet expectations, the Risen Christ walks beside us, patiently revealing truth and hope. This week’s bulletin reflects a spirit of renewal, encounter, and mission, especially through the Eucharist, where Christ makes Himself known. Alongside this spiritual reflection, parish life remains vibrant with ministry gatherings, sacramental preparation, and community outreach. From faith formation to charitable initiatives and upcoming parish-wide events, the life of Blessed Trinity continues to grow in faith, service, and unity.
The Emmaus story reveals how Christ meets us in our struggles, listens to our hearts, and leads us toward deeper understanding. The Eucharist becomes the moment of recognition—where despair is transformed into mission. Parishioners are encouraged to trust that Christ is always present, even when unrecognized, and to allow Him to renew their faith through Word and Sacrament.
The parish continues to demonstrate strong and faithful stewardship:
Weekend of April 12, 2026
• Church Offertory: $10,042.00
• Online Collection: $7,166.08
• Mail Log: $10,508.00
• Total: $27,716.08
The Master’s Plan
• Online: $489.03
• Total: $489.03
Our Catholic Appeal 2026
• Goal: $214,947
• Pledged: $152,816
• Raised to Date: $97,590
• Participation: 12.3%
Parish ministries continue to flourish through prayer, formation, and service. Faith Formation classes remain active for youth and adults, while Life Teen and Edge programs support spiritual growth among younger parishioners. Prayer opportunities—including the Rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet, and Adoration—offer consistent moments of encounter with Christ. The parish also continues its mission of reconciliation and outreach through La Salette spirituality, emphasizing conversion, compassion, and service to those in need.