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In Person Masses
Sundays: 8:30 am | 10:30 am
Mondays – Fridays: 8:30 am
Saturdays: 4:30 pm
1st Saturdays Spanish Mass: 6:30 pm
Livestream Masses
Sundays: 8:30 am | 10:30 am
Mondays – Fridays: 8:30 am
Saturdays: 4:30 pm
Livestream | Daily Readings | Magnificat | Click to Pray
What is a Jubilee Year?
Jubilees ordinarily take place every twenty-five years. A Jubilee is a special time encouraging renewed holiness through acts of forgiveness, reconciliation, mercy and pilgrimage. This year’s Jubilee theme is “Pilgrims of Hope.”
The faithful can obtain the Jubilee indulgence. You are invited to explore the Diocese of Rochester’s Jubilee webpage to learn more about how to obtain the Plenary Indulgence and the other aspects of the Jubilee year.
Penny Sunday – Project Rachel
Project Rachel in the Diocese of Rochester has a network of specially trained priests, religious, counselors, and laypersons who accompany any- one struggling in the aftermath of abortion. It could have been recently or several years ago. You may have experienced an abortion yourself or be the partner, parent, grandparent, sibling, other family member, friend. A trained companion is available to guide you on a confidential, nonjudgmental healing process of forgiveness and peace. It doesn’t matter what faith tradition you are from or if you don’t adhere to any faith. Everyone is treated with respect and consideration. All services are offered at no cost.
If you or someone you know needs hope after abortion, confidential, nonjudgmental help is available through our dedicated helpline: 888- 9RACHEL (888-972-2435) . You can also email us at return2peace@rachelroc.org. Check out the national Project Rachel website at hopeafterabortion.com.
Martha Committee Help Needed!
Martha Committee hosts luncheons for families and friends after funerals at Holy Trinity. If you are interested in joining this ministry either by preparing a dish, serving, or making phone calls, please contact Jeanneann LaMonica at 585-520-1386. If you are currently a member of the committee and have recently moved, please contact Jeanneann to update your new address and phone number. Thank you.
Volunteers Needed
Community Meal at St. Michael’s Pantry
St. Michael’s provides a community lunch program for those in need in their area. Help is needed preparing, serving and cleaning up for these meals.
St. Michael’s is asking for Holy Trinity volunteers specifically for Saturday, February 23rd between the hours of 8:30 am and 1:30 pm.
Please reach out to Gloria Forgione Before February 7th at (585) 288-1644 or pgjforgione@rochester.rr.com to help on February 23rd. Also, check out their website for additional ways to help this organization throughout the year.
Volunteers under the age of 18 should be accompanied by a parent.
National Prayer for Life
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Thursday, January 23
296 Flower City Park, Rochester
Mass at 6:00 pm followed by Adoration and Confessions until 9:00 pm.
Please join The Most Reverend Salvatore R. Matano and our Diocesan family as we unite with the (arch) dioceses around the country in a vigil of prayer for the sanctity of all human life.
Journey Through the Bible
Come and join us as we study the mass readings for the following weekend. The presented Dr. Brant Pitre videos provide an in depth explanation of the Gospel readings, connecting them with the Old Testament reading and Responsorial Psalm. After the video, we will share a dessert and discuss the readings in a small group. Having offered this study last year, we have found that many people have enjoyed a better understanding of the Bible and the teachings of the Church.
Evening Bible Study January 22 at 6:30 pm
Morning Bible Study January 23 at 9:30 am
Peace and Unity Room
For more information contact Will and Linda Trout at (315) 333-1098.
A Call for Ushers
Are you being called to serve at Holy Trinity?
If you enjoy meeting and working with people, the Usher Ministry may be for you. Ushers continue the hospitality extended at the door by our Greeters as they help parishioners find a seat, take up the collection, guide the congregation to communion, answer questions, and assist with special needs among other duties.
Ushers serve on a rotational basis at weekend masses and are asked to volunteer for special liturgies throughout the year. The need is greatest at the 4:30 pm and 10:30 am masses.
Contact Gary Smith at garyfsmith927@gmail.com for more information.
Full Time Administrative Assistant
We are seeking an energetic, self-motivated individual with well-developed communication skills, to work both alone and collaboratively with parish staff and volunteers. (35 hours/week)
Skills required: Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (especially Word, Excel, Publisher). Must be comfortable with utilizing technology and online database systems.
To apply for this job, email a resume and cover letter to Helen.Sleeman@dor.org
Pilgrimage to Medjugorje
May 22-31, 2025
With
Fr. Jorge and Dcn. Leo
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Order of Christian Initiation of Adults
The faith journey called OCIA has begun but it is not too late to join us! We meet at noon in the Marian Room (on the church’s lower level). Contact Mary Kramer at mary.kramer@dor.org or (585) 265-1616, ext. 306 for more information.
Confessions available on Tuesdays and Saturdays
Saturday: 3:00-4:00 pm
Beginning October 1st
Tuesdays: 4:30-5:30 pm
Come and experience the healing power of the Sacrament of Penance.
¡Ese no es Fr. Jorge, es un impostor!
Several parishioners have received text messages or emails from what looks like Fr. George. These messages are asking for “a favor” or “assistance” or may even start with a direct request for some type of gift cards.
THESE ARE NOT FROM FATHER GEORGE.
If you are unsure about any communication you receive from Father George or another staff member, especially if it is asking for money, please contact the office directly at (585) 265-1616.
Legitimate messages from someone on staff will be from an email address ending with @dor.org. Other characteristics of scam emails are unusual punctuation and no subject or signature line.
Eucharistic Adoration
Thursdays 3-4 pm | Third Thursdays 3-8 pm
Come. Experience this powerful moment of personal prayer.
Communion: Mass
If you know of someone who needs to receive the Most Precious Body and Blood of Jesus, and is unable to come forward during communion time, please contact an usher upon your arrival at Mass. We will alert a Eucharistic Minister so they will be able to administer the special sacrament.
Creating a Safe Environment Education for Volunteers
All volunteers who work with children, youth or vulnerable adults must participate in Creating a Safe Environment (C.A.S.E.) Training before they begin their ministry, and must renew their CASE certification every 3 years. We offer in-person C.A.S.E. Training every month at Holy Trinity.
If you volunteer in any capacity in our parish or related ministries and you are not sure if you need to take this course, or if you need to register for an upcoming training session, contact our Safe Environment Coordinator, Mary Kramer, at (585) 265-1616 ext. 306 | More Information
Gentle Reminders
ATTN: DAILY MASS PARTICIPANTS
For your safety, if you see on TV that Webster Central Schools are closed due to inclement weather, our weekday Masses will be cancelled.
This also affects all evening ministries and activities as well. The Church and our Campus will NOT BE OPEN, thus plowing of our parking lots may not be done.
Parking in Front of Mailboxes
Please be mindful of where you park for mass, weddings, and funerals. We have plenty of parking available, and we are requesting that you do not park along the side of the road. Our neighbors on Ridge Road have had problems receiving their mail because of cars parked in front of their mailbox. The Post Office will not deliver mail if another vehicle is parked in front of the mailbox.
So, please be considerate and park in the designated areas on Holy Trinity property.
Crossing Walk: South Parking Lot
This is a reminder that the crossing walk from the South Parking lot to the front of church is NOT a regular crossing walk and drivers are not required to stop and let someone cross. It is your responsibility to be very careful in crossing the street, especially when it is dark and rainy.
We have signs which let drivers know that there is a cross walk, but it is up to the pedestrian to make sure it is safe to cross.
Our efforts to make sure everyone arrives and leaves safely is our utmost priority.
Handicapped Parking Areas: Sunday
If you are dropping off or picking up faith formation children, or coming to Mass, please do not block the circle driveway in the rear of church and please do not park in the handicapped parking areas.
Our parishioners and visitors who are in need of these spaces are not being able to use them. You may park in the lower parking lot and walk in with your children and wait while they are in class, either before or after you attend Mass. Please be considerate of others.
Snowbirds
If any of you are heading to warmer climates for the winter, please contact the Parish Office @265-1616, so that we may stop and restart you envelopes while you are gone and when you return. The postage is $.71 for a return of the envelopes, and it does get costly.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Offertory
During these frightful and uncertain days we would like you to consider continuing your weekly or monthly offertory. If you are giving online, we are most grateful for your support; if you are using envelopes you may still mail them in, or slip them under the door of the Parish Office. With God’s mercy and prayer we will be humble and thankful for all we have.
Communion Song
Many of you have requested the song that is sung while our sacramental ministers are receiving communion.
Here are the words to “The Holy One is Here”
Be still for the presence of the Lord; the Holy One is here.
Come bow before Him now with reverence and fear.
In Him no sin is found,
We stand on holy ground,
Be still for the presence of the Lord; the Holy One is here.