Trinity Episcopal Church, Northport

Trinity Episcopal Church, Northport The one Church in the heart of Northport NY, journeying together through the ups and downs of life with our eyes fixed on Heaven. Rev. Fr. Andrew Garnett, Rector

Sunday
8, 9:30, 12 pm Mass
Wednesday
12 pm Mass
Friday
12 pm Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
God bless you!

09/07/2026

A prayer for the faithful departed to be said at Mass

I beg of thee, O most merciful Father, to accept this sacrifice for the souls of the Faithful departed (especially N. for whom Thou knowest me to be especially bound to pray). Let this, the great Price of our Redemption be unto them a full and abundant refreshment, and a fountain of pardon and everlasting rest, even the Blood of Thy Son, one drop of which is sufficient to do away the sins of the whole world, and His Precious and spotless Flesh, that they may for ever bless and praise, and glorify Thee, to whom all praise, honour, and glory are due. Amen.

09/06/2026

September 6, 2026 - Holy Eucharist

On Friday, September 11, the twenty-fifth anniversary of the attacks upon our nation, we invite our parish and community...
09/06/2026

On Friday, September 11, the twenty-fifth anniversary of the attacks upon our nation, we invite our parish and community to gather in remembrance and prayer.

Mass will be offered at 12:00 PM for those who lost their lives, for the families who continue to carry their absence, for the first responders whose courage inspired a nation, and for peace in our world.

Eucharistic Adoration will follow Mass until 1:30 PM. Come for Mass, remain for Adoration, or stop in quietly as your schedule permits.

Trinity Episcopal Church
130 Main Street, Northport

Remember. Pray. Hope.

Dwight was a wonderful soul, a marvelous storyteller, and one of the kindest people I have ever known. He holds a specia...
09/04/2026

Dwight was a wonderful soul, a marvelous storyteller, and one of the kindest people I have ever known. He holds a special place in my heart because he was the first friend I made in the Episcopal Church. Although more than a few years separated us, it never seemed to matter. Dwight welcomed me to Christ Church with a warmth and generosity that made me feel as though we had known each other much longer. I looked for him week after week as I began my journey back to the Altar from the pews of Christ Church, Oyster Bay.

We shared a few lunches at Bagel Boss, and I will always treasure those conversations. Dwight could tell a story like few others. He had lived, listened, noticed things, and knew how to make even a memory come alive. Yet what I remember most was the way he would stop himself and say, “Enough about me. How are you?” He did not ask merely to be polite. He truly wanted to know. He listened with interest, kindness, and concern. That was Dwight. He made you feel that your life and your story mattered too.

I will miss his stories, his friendship, and his gentle spirit. Until we hopefully meet again in the last pew of heaven, dear Dwight, rest now in the arms of God, and rise in glory.

Your friend,

Fr. Andrew

Peltzer, Dwight E. – on Sep. 2, 2026, age 90, of East Norwich, NY. Beloved husband of Marla for 57 years. Loving father of Jonathan (Natalia) and Christopher (Emily Fedele). Cherished grandfather of Victoria and Nicholas. Dear brother of the late Markell and Stanley. Also survived by many loving r...

08/31/2026
08/31/2026

08/31/2026

One of the great things about Christianity is we dont just have to rely on memories but we have a place where heaven meets earth. Angels, Archangels and with all the company of heaven are gathered around the altar. We offer the mass that our beloved dead might have their soul purified to join us with the company of heaven.

08/30/2026

August 30, 2026 - Holy Eucharist

“Late have I loved you, O Beauty ever ancient, ever new, late have I loved you!”St. Augustine spent years searching for ...
08/28/2026

“Late have I loved you, O Beauty ever ancient, ever new, late have I loved you!”

St. Augustine spent years searching for happiness, meaning, truth, and peace. Only later did he realize that God had never been far away.

“You were within me, but I was outside.”

Maybe that is why Augustine still speaks so powerfully to us. We spend so much of life searching outside ourselves for the thing that will finally satisfy us, while God quietly remains near, calling us home.

And when we finally hear him, Augustine tells us what happens:

“You touched me, and I burned for your peace.”

May we hear that call a little sooner. May we hunger for God a little more deeply. And may we discover the peace that was closer than we ever imagined.

St. Augustine, pray for us.



Happy Feast of St. Augustine

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130 Main Street
Northport, NY
11768

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 12:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 2pm
Thursday 9am - 12:30pm
Friday 9am - 12:30pm
Sunday 8:30am - 3pm

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