Holy Trinity Catholic Church

06/21/2026

It’s early, but we know you’re already looking forward to the tastiest Sunday of your summer! 🥩⛪️

06/08/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 graduates, Ross Brown and Josie Heberling, who were recognized at holy Mass yesterday! 🎓

We ask that the Holy Spirit guides these two young adults through their higher education and future life endeavors and may their faith always lead them to do God’s holy will!

06/06/2026

Go Illinois! Proclaim that truth 🙌🏻

Two billboards. Two entirely different worlds. One publicly denies Him. The other boldly proclaims the truth.

For centuries, the Catholic Church has dedicated the entire month of June to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Christ is King.

06/04/2026

Heroic & Humble

In Detroit, Reverend Canon Jean-Baptiste Commins of the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest demonstrated exactly what it means to be a shepherd protecting his flock.

After hearing a loud crash and squealing tires outside his church, Canon Commins spotted a suspected car thief fleeing the scene with only one shoe and immediately gave chase.

He stopped the suspect.
But the true measure of his vocation was what he did next.

As soon as the threat was neutralized, Canon Commins immediately rushed over to the injured driver to check on her condition and see if she needed the Anointing of the Sick or a priestly blessing.

After securing the scene alongside medical responders, he simply went back inside, finished his daily prayers, and sat down for dinner with his community. In his own words: "Just another normal day"

05/28/2026

And now you know where the breed St Bernard’s comes from 🐶✝️

MAY 28 + Today is the Feast Day of Spiritual Warrior Saint Bernard of Montjoux + Pray for us

Bernard was a priest in the Northern Italian region of Aosta. This is a mountainous area where the Alps cross Italy, France, and Switzerland.

For more than 40 years, Bernard traveled throughout his diocese, visiting every mountainside village and valley. He celebrated the Eucharist and Reconciliation with the people, gave instructions in the faith, built churches, and started schools. Everywhere he went he heard stories of travelers who had been lost in the mountains and froze to death or had been ambushed by robbers.

Today you can fly over the Alps or travel smoothly by rail or car. But back in the 11th century, people traveled on foot, on horseback, or in carts. Bernard saw a need, and he decided to do something about it. Bernard built two hospices for travelers where they could not find only shelter from the weather and safety from robbers, but a place to rest and eat. These hospices were located along two of the most frequently used routes, which were eventually named for Bernard — the Great St. Bernard Pass and the Little St. Bernard Pass. He brought Augustinian monks to run the hospices, and they built a monastery in the mountains.

Every morning a patrol went out to look for travelers who were lost or injured and brought them back to the hospital. It was the monks who eventually bred the large, fury dogs — now called Saint Bernards — to help them find and rescue lost travelers.

In 1923 Pope Pius XI named Saint Bernard the Patron Saint of Alpinists, mountain climbers and skiers.

05/25/2026

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This Memorial Day, we remember the brave souls who died to defend American liberty, and especially to those Catholics who held onto their faith until the very end.

One of these is, Father Verbis Lafleur, a Japanese POW and Heroic World War II Chaplain.

Watch his story: youtube.com/watch?v=xWM6HhauAwE&feature=youtu.be

05/24/2026

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05/18/2026

Our parish was blessed with another beautiful baptism yesterday, Sunday, May 17!

Maggie May, daughter of Tucker and Tomi May, became a daughter of Christ and was baptized in the name of the father, son and Holy Spirit by Father Burnette during Mass.

We welcome this precious child to the faith and pray for her life to be full of blessings and God’s unfathomable love ❤️