Daily Mass, Weekday Mass is celebrated at Noon. Monday through Friday. Saturday at  Noon and Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. Parishioners are invited to come to Mass during the week in addition to the Sunday liturgy. Other parishes also offer weekday Mass times. If Holy Trinity’s weekday Mass schedule doesn’t fit your schedule, try to find a weekday Mass near your work or school.

Evangelization is reaching out to others, sharing your faith and inviting them to come to Mass with you, become involved in the parish, or simply pray for self and others. Everyone can evangelize; it is not up to clergy alone.

The Parish Pastoral Council, together with the pastor, is concerned with the total mission of the parish, including its spiritual, educational, and temporal needs. It is an advisory board responsible to the pastor. Members are elected to a three-year term and attend regular meetings on the second Monday of each month.

The Welcoming Committee plays a vital role to visitors and new members of our parish family. New parishioners who complete a parish registration form are invited to join members of the Welcoming Committee in the gathering space on a designated weekend.  Each new family receives a packet of welcome materials from the committee. The time commitment to this committee is small, but important and lasting.

The Finance Committee: The Pastor and the Finance Committee set the annual parish budget.  Meeting regularly, the group also monitors cash flow and financial activities by reviewing financial reports.  The Finance Committee is also called on to approve major expenditures and to assist with special fundraising projects.

The Stewardship Committee supports and promotes involvement in parish ministries and organizations. The Committee assists with Stewardship Sunday sign-up, parish stewardship membership lists, parish directory content, and information to newcomers. The committee meets as needed on the first Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m.

The Parish Council of Catholic Women (PCCW) – The purpose of PCCW is to develop spirituality, encourage fellowship, and foster leadership among the women in our parish, region, and diocese. PCCW is a spiritual and service organization comprised of all adult women of the parish. The PCCW meets on the third Monday of the month. Special programs on a variety of subjects are offered several times a year. PCCW serves the parish and community on several levels, assisting with the parish picnic and with various receptions. Annual events include the Fall Bazaar. We welcome and encourage all women of the parish to become active participants in the parish CCW. PCCW events are announced in the weekly bulletin.

St. Vincent de Paul Society helps the needy in the Springfield area in a variety of ways, including distributing funds donated by parishioners to families and individuals in the form of utility assistance. We support LifeHouse Crisis Maternity Home by providing a meal several times a year. Our group participates in quarterly special projects, such as preparing and distributing toiletries kits to veterans and homeless individuals, and providing foot care kits to homeless individuals at the Hope Connection event.

The Moms’ Group was formed to support mothers, to foster motherhood in the Catholic faith, and to provide a forum for discussion. The group meets each Wednesday morning during the school year, and children are welcome.

Youth Group (Grades 9-12) meets weekly  for prayer, faith sharing, and socializing. Volunteers support our youth by helping provide spiritual, social, and service opportunities within the parish. Activities include pizza parties, game nights, retreats, and field trips.

St. Monica’s Guild is a group of women who actively participate in many parish functions and community needs that include the following: bake sale booth at the Fall Bazaar; regular support of Newborns In Need by donating baby items; responding to and supporting CCW needs; assisting with preparing and serving funeral dinners; preparing and serving lunch twice a year for the Association for the Blind; hosting a Christmas Luncheon for parish staff; and visiting and supporting community organizations such as The Kitchen, Harmony House, and St. Joseph’s Academy. The Guild meets the third Thursday of each month.