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A friend of mine is a professor of English literature. He once told me that the difference between an author and a poet was the number of words each uses.

SPOILER ALERT: God alone has the answer! Let’s begin with a question: How much is enough?

Hello, everyone. Here we go into our fifth week of the “Lent that wasn’t”! I suspect we’re all going to remember Lent 2020 for the rest of our lives, don’t you?

In case you have not heard the latest news, in light of the CV stuff and all the uncertainties, I have asked (and it has been approved) to stay on at Holy Trinity for another year. I just cannot “abandon ship” at a time like this, and want to pastor this community through the rest of this event and then into the rebuilding that will be necessary.

Even though our approach has changed we are still here to serve.

Greetings Holy Trinity family! Geepers, this will be a memorable — or non-memorable — Spring Break for many. Sorry. I hear of so many plans being put on hold or cancelled.

Last week, we celebrated St. Patrick's Day.

A new perspective on LENTEN Fasting. . . We live in interesting times. All of a sudden, the basic things of our lives are being taken away.

Hello, everyone. I miss you! I can’t tell you how strange it is not to be having Mass on Saturday evening and Sunday morning, but then, I suspect so many of you are feeling the same way.

Yep, it is still Lent, as odd as everything is right now! And, somehow, even without physically gathering, we will celebrate Easter too. So many unknowns for everyone!

Hunger takes no breaks nor does our Food Closet

Okay good people, we are fully into the new normal! Who would have ever thought that for Lent in 2020 we would all be required to “give up” going to Mass?!

I am now 19 days into Lent. How am I doing?

Hello everyone. Here’s my favorite St. Patrick’s Day joke that also happens to tie in with Lent. Enjoy!

A message regarding the parish response to COVID-19, this week's Lenten challenge, and a personal announcement from Fr. Dave.

You can make a difference with that one, and that one, and that one...

Please read the following important message from Fr. Dave regarding the parish response to COVID-19.

On Sunday, our RCIA Catechumens and Candidates will participate in the Litany of Liberation for the Scrutinies.

I announced last weekend at all Masses that, in response to the coronavirus, we are asking all to be mindful of those who wish not to shake hands at sign of peace or hold hands at Our Father. A simple bow and smile is totally appropriate.

God gave us two ears and one mouth for a reason!