Most Blessed Trinity, Tremont

06/06/2026

Saint Rafael Guizar y Valencia
"Bishop of the poor"
April 26, 1878-June 6, 1938
Feast Day: June 6
Patronage: Persecuted Christians
Saint Rafael Guizar y Valencia was the first bishop canonized in Mexico. He founded the Congregation of Missionaries of Our Lady of Hope. He became a priest in 1901 during a turbulent anti-Catholic government. Throughout this persecution, he educated the youth, did missionary work, promoted love of the Holy Eucharist and devotion to Our Blessed Mother by evading authorities and disguising himself as a street seller, musician, and doctor. After the government ordered him to be "shot on site." he left Mexico and ministered in Guatemala, Cuba and the U.S. Bishop Rafael died from complications of a heart attack and his heart is incorrupt at the Cathedral of Xalapa in Veracruz where he was bishop.
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06/06/2026

Saint Norbert
1080-1134
Feast Day: June 6
Patronage: Bohemia
Saint Norbert was born into a wealthy German family and lived a worldly life. In 1115, riding his horse during a storm, he had a literal “off his horse” conversion. He was thrown from his horse and when he woke up he asked: “Lord, what do you want me to do?” Our Lord said “Turn from evil and do good. Seek peace and pursue it.” Norbert completely reformed his ways, was ordained a priest and eventually Archbishop. He was given permission to preach against the heresy doubting the true presence and clerical reforms. In 1120, he started the Order of Premontre, using the rule of St. Augustine, emphasizing poverty, prayer and community life.
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06/05/2026

Please pray for these men who said Yes to God. Six men will be ordained tomorrow!!

06/04/2026

What a great example of charity!

Saint Sophia, Mother of Orphans
11th century
Feast day: June 4
Saint Sophia of Thrace, the daughter of pious Christian parents, married a wealthy man when she came of age and became a model wife and mother of 6 children and lived a virtuous life. When she was 34, a plague swept over the land and one by one took the lives of all 6 of her children and her husband. Heartbroken, she continued in her great devotion to God and found her calling in opening her home to caring for others. Her hospitality extended to all and when adults sought refuge in her home she poured them a glass of rare vintage wine from her urn which miraculously never went empty. Over a period of 20 years she adopted more than one hundred children and raised them all in the love of God.
Prints, plaques & holy cards available for purchase. Link in our bio.
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06/03/2026

Congratulations to Katie Fletcher, who graduated from Assumption BVM School in 8th Grade. Her family accompanied her in this milestone. Way to go Katie, your parish family is proud of you!! Fr. Johnson attended the graduation ceremony too.

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06/02/2026

Another view from the candlelight procession. We are happy for the people who joins us, we hope that next year more people get inspired and come.

06/01/2026

June is the month of the Sacred Heart. On the feast of the Sacred Heart, it was instituted the World Day of Prayer for the Sanctification of Priests so that, the priesthood might be protected in the hands of Jesus, rather in his heart, so it could be open to everyone.