These three days are the most holy of the Catholic Church's liturgical year. We encourage you to participate in all of them as best you can. April 17: Holy Thursday at 7 PM Mass of the Lord's Supper At this liturgy we celebrate Christ's gift of the Eucharist, the institution of the Priesthood and the call of every Christian to service. The Mass ends with a procession to the basement of the church with the Blessed Sacrament which is reposed in a garden-like space where we can pray with the Lord. The special chapel will close at 10PM. April 18: Good Friday at 3 PM The Passion of the Lord We commemorate the saving power of Jesus' sacrifice on the Cross through the proclamation of the Passion from the Gospel and then venerate the Wood of the Cross. Mass is never celebrated on Good Friday, but we receive Holy Communion from what was reserved on Holy Thursday.  April 19: Holy Saturday at 8 PM The Great Easter Vigil With fire, water, darkness and light and a series of readings from the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament, we recall the story of humanity and the salvation that comes from Jesus' Resurrection. It is at this solemn liturgy that new members of the Church are baptized. The Vigil lasts about 2.5 hours. 

Fast from noise… Feast on hope. All throughout this Lent, we’ve been reflecting on the invitation to fast from noise—the distractions, the fear, the self-doubt, the negativity that fills our world and often our hearts. We’ve been challenged to listen more deeply. To sit with God in silence. To let go of judgment, gossip, and despair. And now, here we are: Easter. Not just the end of Lent, but the beginning of something new. Because Christ is risen. Death is defeated. And hope—real, living hope—is alive in our midst. The tomb is empty… and in its place, there is light, joy, and purpose. This is the moment we’ve been preparing for: To move from the silence of the tomb to the song of alleluia. To move from fear and resignation to boldness and joy. This Easter, I invite you— not just to celebrate, but to live the Resurrection. Let the hope you’ve feasted on become your strength. Let the love Christ poured out become your mission. Let the peace of the Risen One guide you through whatever comes next. On behalf of all of us at Most Holy Trinity – St. Mary, thank you for walking this Lenten journey together. Now let’s keep walking—in hope. Christ is risen. He is truly risen. Alleluia! - Friar Rick

Sr. Victoria needs your help! Our Trinity Human Services Raffle isn’t just about winning—it’s about feeding families and supporting neighbors in need. Every ticket you buy helps keep our food pantry and thrift shop running, serving 100-140 households a day right here in Williamsburg. How It Works: Tickets are just $5 each – an easy way to make a big impact! Daily Drawings in April – 30 chances to win! Win multiple times! – Winning tickets go back into the pool. Exciting prizes await! (Check the raffle table for details.) Winners receive their prizes by mail. Why Join? Because your $5 ticket = real help for struggling families. And hey, you might just get lucky! Get your tickets after Mass at the Welcome Table. Buy now. Win later. Help always.

Don’t Give Up Chocolate! Fast from Noise, Feast on Hope Dig deeper. Forget giving up chocolate; rather strive for something that will lift you up and fill you with Hope! Make this Lent about moving away from the noise and chaos that surrounds us and being more prayerful, peaceful and hopeful. Find this all at Most Holy Trinity – St. Mary throughout the Season of Lent.

Monday, April 14th from 2-4 PM and 6-8PM Step into any Catholic church in NYC for Reconciliation Monday—a chance to reflect, reset, and reconnect. The friars will be available to hear confessions in English, Spanish, Italian and French.

Join us as the streets of Williamsburg become a place of prayer, reflection, and solidarity. Our Good Friday Procession is a long-standing tradition where we walk the Stations of the Cross through the neighborhood—blending faith, history, and a call to justice. Live Dramatization – Children from our community bring the Passion of Christ to life. Multilingual Prayers & Music – Spanish, English, and Polish voices unite in reflection. A Social Justice Lens – We pray the Stations of the Cross: Overcoming Racism, connecting Christ’s suffering to the injustices of today. Whether you’re Catholic, spiritual, or just seeking something deeper, this is an experience that transcends tradition. Step into a moving, public act of faith that speaks to the heart of our city. Good Friday, April 18, 2025 | Procession begins at 12 PM Come walk with us. Reflect. Witness. Hope.

Jubilee of Hope, Renewal of Faith, and Charity! As we embrace this sacred Jubilee year, we are invited to renew our faith, strengthen our commitment to charity, and bring hope to those in need. This is a time of grace—a call to come together as one community, united in purpose and love for Christ and His Church. https://youtu.be/B1EKvKjPAuo?si=sa9diSm_FPYwturN Click the link below to view the Annual Catholic Appeal 2024 Report: → ACA 2024 Report