A Parish of the Third Millennium
Holy Trinity Parish (est. 1896)
St. Stanislaus, Bishop & Martyr Parish (est. 1911)
"A Glimpse into Heaven"
Attend Mass and experience the faith-uplifting magnificence of the church
Religious Education Update for Grades 7 - 10
Classes will resume on Sunday, February 5th from 9-9:50am. This change is a result of some scheduling conflicts in March and the need to assist our students in meeting the minimum (18) class requirement set forth by the Diocese.
Greetings from Father John
A warm welcome to the Holy Trinity Parish Family. Father in heaven, Let our worship be always sincere and help us to find Your saving love in Your church. Holy Trinity has lots of activities both spiritually and socially for parishioners of all ages. "We pray and we play!" Come join us! Introduce yourself after Mass to one of the priests or stop by or call the rectory during the week.
- Reverend Canon John Mikalajunas, Pastor
Religious Instruction Registration
Classes Begin
- Grades 1-6: Sat. Sept 24 9:30-10:30am
- Grades 7-10: Wed. Sept 14 6-7:15pm
Registration Fee
- $25 per child
- $45 per family
Questions
Contact Jim Jones at (315) 797-4551 (leave a message)
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Mass Times
Come visit the Church of the Most Holy Trinity, attend Mass and experience the faith-uplifting magnificence of the Church, sure to bring you closer to God!
Saturday Vigil Mass
5:00pm
Sunday Masses
8:00am, 10:00am, 11:30am (Polish)
Daily Mass & Rosary
8:00am 7 days a week
News & Events
With access to the adjacent parish school building's large gym and cafeteria, Holy Trinity is able to offer various community social and religious activities for all ages.
Get Involved
Register as a parishioner of the Holy Trinity parish, become a volunteer, or donate online.
Upcoming Events
Holy Trinity has lots of activities both spiritually and socially for parishioners of all ages. "We pray and we play!" Come join us!
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Want to join our parish?
Introduce yourself after Mass to one of the priests or stop by or call the rectory during the week.