While his entire life was one of self-giving to us and to his Father, Christ most simply and directly modeled the call to service by washing the feet of his Apostles at the Last Supper. Likewise, we are called to serve one another. 
 


We invite you to answer this call by serving in any of our ministries or apostolates. In addition, if you have a need that one of our ministries or apostolates could meet, we invite you to contact us.

Contact information for all ministry and apostolate leaders can be found on page 4 of our bulletin, here .

Family Life Contact: Ronnie and Kathy Bernard

Bereavement

The Bereavement committee serves as a resource for families suffering the death of a loved one, providing comfort, support, and assistance. In addition, they arrange for an annual Bereavement Mass on the evening of All Souls Day, at which time family, friends, and parishioners come together to pray for and remember those who have passed away during the year.

Contact: Marilyn Schoen

Marriage Prep & Enrichment Programs

The Church office must be contacted 6-8 months before the wedding date, to make an appointment with a priest. At that time, Most Holy Trinity will provide information to the engaged regarding a variety of available marriage preparation programs. The Archdiocese provides information as well here.

Throughout the year, the MHT Family Life Committee hosts a variety of marriage enrichment programs, such as Supper and Substance and couples’ prayer programs. Contact the office or watch for notifications in the bulletin regarding current or upcoming offerings. Additional Archdiocesan resources can be found here.

Sanctity of Life

The Sanctity of Life Committee is dedicated to preserving the dignity and sacredness of every human life from conception to natural death. The committee promotes prayer for life issues, supports the unborn through spiritual adoption and material collections, and educates the community regarding the spectrum of life issues.

Contact: Leroy and Ellen Brandow

Young Adults

The Young Adult Ministry seeks to connect those post-high school to 30-ish to their faith and to others in their peer group. Through periodic sacramental and social activities, often in conjunction with neighboring parishes, we strive to welcome the young adults in our community to a nurturing Catholic community.