Breaking News – Holy Trinity Church

My Dear Brothers and Sisters,

I hope each of you are enjoying these seen days before summer; I also hope that you are doing very well. As you know, our parish has been looking for five members for our parish staff. We have now two members of our Holy Trinity Family: They are Julia McMahon (Administrative Assistant) and Iván Luqueño–Tlayeca (Confirmation & Youth Ministry Coordinator). You may have already seen them in the parish office, but I want to introduce them officially to you. Please, if you see them around, say hello and introduce yourselves to them. They are wonderful people who want to serve all of us in the best possible way.

I want to introduce first our new Administrative Assistant.

Hello!
My name is Julia McMahon, and I am the new Administrative Assistant in the Parish Office here at Holy Trinity. A little about me: I have been part of the Catholic Church ever since I was young and have attended private education all my life. I had completed my education journey with a Bachelor’s in Arts of Psychology at Keuka College in the Finger Lakes. I am very grateful for the warm welcome I’ve already received from many of you. I look forward to meeting more of you soon; please feel free to come into the Parish Office to say “Hello”.

Now, it is the turn of Iván, our new Confirmation / Youth Ministry Coordinator.

My name is Iván Luqueño-Tlayeca, and I am a proud member of Holy Trinity Church since 2022. My wife is Melissa, and we have two children, Jonathan and Xavier. I am honored to be our parish Confirmation/Youth Ministry Coordinator, and I look forward to helping our youth, catechists, and families to continue sharing and learning about Jesus’ love and the Church’s teachings. I am here to serve our parish and to put my gifts and talents to the service of our community. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or ideas to make our confirmation program better. God bless us!

Remember, The parish that we dream is the parish that I help to build!

God bless you, and may the Blessed Virgin Mary be with you always!

Fr. Jorge Ramirez