Come Back. Step Up. Go Out! Sunday, September 7, 2025 Only one Mass this day — at 10:30 AM One Family. One Mission. One Celebration. • Trilingual Mass (English · Español · Polski) • Commissioning of New Altar Servers • Religious Education Start Day • Festive Brunch After Mass in the School Gym • Sign up for ministries, groups, and events

2025–2026 Registration Now Open Online registration is now available for all children ages 6–15. Our first day of Religious Education is Sunday, September 7, beginning with participation in our Re-Launch Sunday celebration and 10:30 AM Mass. At Most Holy Trinity–St. Mary, we believe that parents are the first and most important teachers of the faith. That’s why our program includes Family Day Sundays, where parents and children will learn and grow together. This is not a drop-off program or a spiritual daycare. We are forming disciples—and that requires the full engagement of both children and parents. We ask all families to attend Sunday Mass together and be active participants in this journey of faith. Let’s grow in faith, hope, and love—together.

Maybe you've never been baptized—but something in you is searching. For meaning. For connection. For God. We invite you to begin a journey of discovery—exploring your questions, your story, and what a relationship with Jesus might offer. This isn’t a class—it’s a path of reflection, learning, and spiritual awakening. Together, we explore faith, Scripture, the story of Jesus, and the wisdom of the Church in a respectful and welcoming environment. The journey usually takes about two years and leads to Baptism at Easter in a powerful and moving night-time liturgy. Curious? Ready to begin? Click here!

Our next Sight & Sound bus trip to Lancaster County in PA is scheduled for Saturday, April 11, when we'll see the inspiring new live show Joshua. The price is $210 and includes transportation, the show, and lunch. Tickets will start selling soon.

The time is now. How will you make a difference? The Annual Catholic Appeal unites us with every parish in Brooklyn and Queens to care for the Church and the world beyond our doors: • Forming new priests to serve the next generation • Caring for retired priests who have walked with us through life’s most sacred moments—baptizing our children, comforting us in loss, celebrating our weddings, and faithfully preaching the Gospel for decades. These priests gave their lives in service to us. Now it is our turn to walk with them in their later years with gratitude and love. • Serving the poor, the hungry, and the homeless • Offering programs for youth and migrants Please take a moment to pray and consider what you can pledge. Remember: you don’t have to give the full amount today—your gift can be fulfilled in installments through December 2025. Together, we can make a lasting impact.

Thanks to the generosity of a parishioner and the hard work and creativity of our Parish Manager Felix Torres we were able to install an air conditioning system for the church for about $23,000 (for 6 units) which is much less expensive than would have been in the past. This system meets the latest standards for Air Conditioning. We have 6 units that produce 36,000 BTU of cooling. Last summer's test was with 4 units of 18,000 BTU. This way we should be able to keep everyone comfortable in the church. Thanks again to Felix Torres, Abraham Pena, Chris Arce, Carlos Bisono, Cipriano Rodriguez and John Feng for their help in making this possible.

Join us after all Masses on Sunday, June 22 for a Fundraising Breakfast to support the installation of a new accessible door with an automatic opener at the church ramp. The old door was removed over 8 years ago—but the project was never completed, and we’ve been stuck with a temporary door that’s falling apart. We need to raise $7,800 to complete the work. So far, we’ve raised $2,000. Enjoy delicious food from various cultures, and help us make our church welcoming to everyone. Your support brings us one step closer to opening the door—literally—for all.