TIME:
Prayer is the beginning of stewardship.
Only when we spend time with God in prayer are we spiritually prepared to offer ourselves in service to others:
Attend Mass every Sunday and on Holy Days
Attend weekday Mass at least once a week
Attend Adoration for one hour a week
Spend at least 15 minutes a day in personal prayer
Pray together with my loved ones
Read the Bible for at least one hour a week
Pray the Rosary at least weekly
Go to confession every other month
Schedule time for a spiritual retreat
TALENT:
Sharing your talents, offering yourself in service to others. Please fill out the form and select the ministry/group you are interested in, or renew your commitment.
TREASURE:
Consistent and generous giving.
In thanksgiving for God’s gifts, each household at Holy Trinity is asked to give a percentage of their income based on the 10% biblical tithe: 5% to Holy Trinity, 1% to the Archdiocese, and 4% to other charities.
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Dear Friends in Christ,
We are blessed to be a part of a very vibrant parish and one of our greatest blessings is the many people who gather each week to worship, pray, learn, and grow in faith. Whether you have been here for many years or have recently joined our community, thank you for being part of our parish family.
This year’s Stewardship theme is God’s Love in Action. Learning about our faith is only the beginning, God's love comes alive when we put our faith into action by serving others with the gifts He has given us. Taking part in bible studies and classes help us know Christ more deeply. Serving helps us become His hands and feet. Together, they are God's Love in Action. Serving is not about filling a need; it's about growing in faith, building friendships, and becoming part of something larger than ourselves.
As your Pastor, I thank you for sharing your time with Holy Trinity in whatever ministry you choose and for being an important part of our parish family. Together, through prayer, worship, learning, and service, we can continue to build a vibrant community where Christ is known and loved.
God bless you,
Fr. John Murphy
Pastor