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02/21/2020 - First Sunday of Lent

02-21-2021 - Primer Domingo de Cuaresma

2/17- Ash Wednesday

2/17/2021- Miércoles de Ceniza

2/13/2021- Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

2/14/2021- Sexto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

02/07/2021 - Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

02/07/2021 - V Domingo de Tiempo Ordinario

02/06/21 - Fifth Sunday In Ordinary Time Vigil Mass

02/6/2021 - Quinto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario-Misa de Vigili      

Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,

The season of Lent is now upon us. It is an opportune time to renew and deepen our relationship with Jesus and the people around us, renew the choices we make so that we might live as He taught. If we take seriously the Lenten program, it offers us the opportunity to renew our whole life.

The three traditions of Lent encourage us to step out of our comfort zones and approach them a little differently to take actions that enable us to have a deeper conversion within ourselves. These are: 

  Prayer—spending more time listening in prayer, not necessarily talking all the time. Being quiet in waiting for the answer to the question: “What is God trying to tell me?”

  Fasting—not just from food or drink, but from the routines we all fall into that prevent us from living consciously. Fasting from the things that dull our awareness of God’s presence in our life at every moment, in every relationship, in every human encounter.

  Almsgiving—more than the “2 rolls of pennies in the mite box” but rather spending time looking for, finding, and acting in a concrete way to reach out to the poor, the oppressed, and the marginalized.

  By prayer, fasting, and almsgiving, our spiritual life is nurtured, our personal life is purified, and our outreach to brothers and sisters on the margins is encouraged. It is an effective Lenten program leading us to a deeper personal encounter with Jesus Christ.

I wish you a blessed Lenten season. Keep safe always.

Sincerely, In Christ, Mary and Joseph,

Fr. Al O. Abainza, SOLT,

Pastor

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"We are one in the Trinity seeking holiness through prayer, the Sacraments and evangelization."

Meet our Pastor Father Alphonsus Abainza, SOLT   Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church and School is a very active Catholic community located in North Phoenix. We have many Ministries to serve diverse populations. Come join us this week for fellowship, worship and the Eucharist.                "Somos uno en la Trindad que busca la santidad a través de oración, los Sacramentos y evangelización."

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The Blessed Sacrament is exposed in our Perpetual Adoration Chapel, north of the Church in the Youth Center building. 

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*Confession takes place outside of the Church and outside of the parish office with appropriate practice of social distancing*

How to give during this time of Coronavirus

During this time we invite you to still contribute your offering to our parish.
It can be done by 3 ways:
1. Mailing in your parish envelope
2. Dropping it off to our office
3. Online Giving, below is the link on how to do that

Contribute Online: Most Holy Trinity is now accepting online contributions! Through this service, you can manage your own financial gifts to the church. Click on the link above and follow the instructions to sign up.

          
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