Dynamic Parish is a parish-based initiative focused on individual and parish growth and renewal, spearheaded by Matthew Kelly’s “Dynamic Catholic” team.

Of the approximately 15,000 U.S. Catholic parishes, Most Holy Trinity was selected as one of 21 parishes in 4 U.S. dioceses to be part of its pilot program.

Over 5 years, and with an investment of resources of approximately a million dollars, Dynamic Catholic will provide resources, materials, events, and dedicated consultants who will assist Most Holy Trinity in incorporating best practices for our parish’s growth and our parishioners’ engagement.

Watch the 5-minute Dynamic Parish launch video below to learn more about this initiative. You can also read the Introductory Booklet HERE.

In addition, read a recap of our local participation in the Clarion, HERE.

Feel free to contact our Dynamic Parish Implementation Team members for more information:
 
Ellen Marino, co-chair
Beth Simon, co-chair
Travis Bennett
Angela and Joey Dembrun
Laurie Honold

Welcome to new team member, Laurie Honold!

MHT has published its own
“Why I Love Being Catholic”
edition!

Click HERE
to read the personal testimonies that our parishioners shared in person before mass
or in our bulletin.

BETTER SUNDAY!!

Experience the simple habit that
can help you acheive a 
BETTER SUNDAY, 
an improved experience at mass,
and a stronger relationship with God.

Mass journals are still available in the  narthex or Church office.

 

It's beginning to feel a lot like....ADVENT!

This Advent, join Matthew Kelly and the Dynamic Catholic team for
LET YOUR SOUL SHINE!

A free email program that will help you rediscover
the beauty and joy of the Gospels!
Register HERE

HERE'S SOMETHING FUN FOR THE KIDS: BLESSED! 

Attention parents of kids
10 and under!

Dynamic Catholic is introducing
BLESSED,
a free, online,
animated children's series 
focused on the
Sacraments of Communion
and First Reconciliation.

Available HERE,
these videos are not only entertaining,
but will help kids appreciate
God’s mercy in confession
and Jesus’ real presence
in the Eucharist.