Welcome to Blessed Trinity Catholic Church

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Vacation Bible School is Coming!

June 10-14th from 8:30am - noon. Students from Kindergarten through 3rd grade, make plans to join us in the Kings of Kings building for this…

Greeters Wanted

We would love to restart our Greeter Ministry, but in order to do so we need to hear from at least 14 people who are…

Stitching Sisters meeting, 5/19

Do you like to crochet, knit, or embroider? Then come and be a part of the Stitching Sisters ministry! Our next meeting will on Sunday,…

Our Mission

Welcome to Blessed Trinity Parish! Take time to get to know us. And when you do, you will find that we are a very spirit-filled Catholic Community.

We are well-known as a Stewardship parish: that means we recognize that God is truly the source of all our blessings. All these blessings are freely given by our God who always has and always will love us.

And because He first loves us, we try to put God first in our lives by joyfully and freely giving back to God the first fruits (first portion) of our time, talents, and treasure.

As a parish we make big efforts to nourish the Catholic Faith in all our members, regardless of age, ethnic background, education, or economic situation. We also try to inspire each member to experience the joy of participating in at least one of our many ministries.

We hope your family will quickly feel at home here and that your spiritual journey will truly be enriched by your participation in the parish life here at Blessed Trinity.

May the good Lord bless you and your family now and always.

In Christ,
Fr. Pat

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Stewardship

When you commit to becoming an authentic steward, you can rejoice in the knowledge that you are living out God’s plan to the fullest. Learn more about Stewardship at Blessed Trinity.

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Our Sister Parish

Our mission in Uganda is to share our gift of faith with our sisters and brothers. We have been blessed to have formed such an unexpected bond with these beautiful people half a world away.

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Hispanic Community

Bienvenidos a la Comunidad Hispana de Blessed Trinity!

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Year of the Eucharist Revival: 30-day home-based retreat June 1 – 30

We are embarking on a retreat that can be done at home with a guidebook designed by Father Donald Calloway, a member of the Congregation of Marian Fathers
of the Immaculate Conception. Each day there is a reflection by Father Calloway and questions to ponder afterward – each day takes about 20 minutes total!

If interested, please contact Dr. Barry Meehan at bmeehan@blessedtrinity.org or call 352-629-8092 ext 3207.

The deadline to order books is Wednesday, May 22nd!

Uganda Fundraiser

Wanted: GENTLY USED, GOOD CONDITION donations of household items, religious items, artwork, kitchen accessories, tools, jewelry, toys, books, etc. We cannot accept major appliances – stoves, refrigerators, washers, dryers, air conditioners – construction materials, or upholstered furniture.

Drop Off to the Parish Hall on Saturday, June 1st, between 10am – 2pm. Sale Location: sidewalk in front of Parish Hall leading to the church. Sale Days: Saturday, June 1st after 4pm Mass & Sunday, June 2nd after all Masses.

To help or inquire for more details, please call Gisela Salas 352-433-5111 or Sister Juliet 352-629-8092.

Needed: General/Internal Medicine Retired MD or Nurse Practitioner (APRN)

La Guadalupana Clinic is looking for a Florida-licensed MD or APRN. Commitment is for once a week, 2-3 hours in the morning or afternoon. The clinic is open Monday – Thursday from 8am-4pm.

La Guadalupana Clinic offers free medical and dental care to uninsured Marion County residents with an income 200% or less of Federal Poverty Guidelines.

For information please contact Belinda Luquis at 352-509-6996 or bluquis@cflcc.org.

Brother’s Keeper

Brother’s Keeper is the social service outreach ministry of Blessed Trinity Church. We have been assisting the needy and marginalized of our parish and of our community since the early 1970’s.

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Teach us to give and not count the cost.

-St. Ignatius de Loyola

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