Events

Cursillo is a worldwide movement within the Catholic Church. It offers a method and technique to provide you with the tools and support to approach life as a natural act of being Christ-like within each of your daily activities. Organized at a Diocesan level, the Cursillo Movement starts with a three-day weekend and continues with regular group meetings. More information is available at www.natl-cursillo.org.

The Legion of Mary is an association of Catholic women and men under the leadership of our Blessed Mother and the influence of the Holy Spirit. The Legion’s work consists of the Spiritual and Corporal works of mercy, visits to the home bound, hospitals, and nursing homes, assistance at funerals, and any other assignment given by our Pastor. Weekly meetings occur each Tuesday at 9:30 am for the recitation of the rosary and fellowship. The Legion also uses a Prayer Chain dedicated to those with special needs.  

St. Monica is the patron saint of mothers, whose unceasing prayers led to her son, St. Augustine, who had lived away from the teachings of the church as a youth, becoming a doctor of the church. This group is open to anyone wishing to join in prayer for people who have left the Catholic Church. The St. Monica Ministry will meet the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month following Mass. If you have any questions, please contact Julie Ellender at rogjulie@frontiernet.net or (585) 455-6189.

Knit for the pediatric unit at Rochester General Hospital. If you enjoy knitting/crocheting and love to socialize with a wonderful group of ladies from the parish, please join them on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday’s of the month at Holy Trinity. Our Stitching Group meets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday from 1:30 3:00 pm in the Wing Room across from the Parish Office. They meet and knit/crochet blankets for babies while conversing with each other. We have received a wonderful thank you note from the Focus Pregnancy Help Center that we wish to share with you. Dear Stitching Group: We at the Focus Pregnancy Help Center wish to write and thank you for the beautiful homemade blankets, and thank Fr. Jorge for the blessing on them. The inclement weather will soon be upon us, and these blankets will be a blessing to those who use them. God bless you for remembering us, as we strive to keep our doors open for “LIFE” . You are in our prayers, Mary, Martha and Neyoka For more information to attend the group, or if you wish to donate yarn (we do use special yarn), please contact Pat Evans @747-5224.