UPDATE 1:00p: You can view the recording of this Mass below.
Father Carr will celebrate a Low Mass today at noon and it will be available to Live Stream below or directly on our YouTube page.
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Continue reading…Laetare Sunday, March 22, 2020.
UPDATE 9:45a: We regret to have to let you know that this morning’s live stream of the Mass will not be possible due to technical difficulties with YouTube.
Please accept our sincere apologies. Please click “continue reading” for several alternative options available to attend the Extraordinary Form Mass online, links to the Propers, and printable guides for making a Spiritual Communion.
Continue reading…Laetare Sunday, March 22, 2020.
UPDATE 9:46a Sunday: Due to technical difficulties, we will not be able to live stream this Mass as planned on YouTube. Thank you for your understanding and patience.
We will however attempt to live stream on Holy Trinity’s Facebook group. Please tune in at 10:30a on Facebook. And you can click on “continue reading” for more Mass resources, prayers guides, readings, and printable guides for making a Spiritual Communion.
Continue reading…UPDATE: To view the recorded Chaplet and Rosary, see the embedded video below.
Fr. Carr will lead the Divine Mercy Chaplet and the Rosary Live at 3:00p on Saturday on Holy Trinty’s Facebook group and on YouTube live.
At 3:30p on Friday, March 20th, Fr. Carr will lead live Stations of the Cross on the Holy Trinity Facebook group and on Holy Trinity’s YouTube channel! Please join us!
Click on “continue reading” here to find a great Stations of the Cross resource to use at home with your family…
Continue reading…In the last few days I have been thinking about St. Joseph and asking him for guidance and protection a bit more than I normally do. Is there a particular virtue of St. Joseph that strikes you? He had many.
The one I often think of is silent strength – which I guess isn’t just one virtue but a combination: humility, faith, self-awareness, confidence and courage. So, I guess I kind of blew up that question up above?! O well, there it is.
Continue reading…UPDATE: thanks to everyone who joined!
Father Carr will be leading us in a Rosary! Holy Trinity Catholic Church — Gainesville, VA
Therefore, whoever breaks one of these commandments and teaches others to do so will be called least in the Kingdom of heaven. But whoever obeys and teaches these commandments will be called greatest in the Kingdom of heaven.
These are the concluding words of our Gospel for today’s Mass. They are a sober reminder from Our Lord of our opportunity and responsibility to pass on Jesus’ teachings clearly and fully. Which leads me to our discussion for today.
If you were to ask most Catholics whose feast day falls on March 17th, they would answer St. Patrick – all Irish would!
If you were to ask most Catholics whose feast day falls on March 19th, they would hopefully answer St. Joseph – any Italian would!
But, how about March 18th?
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