Holy Trinity Public Events Calendar

Did you know that Holy Trinity is sponsoring individuals and a family from Nicaragua and Honduras? That some of our tithe money addresses the root causes of migration? That there is a place for you at this table of support for the migrants among us? Join Holy Trinity's Migrant Support Team and special guests on February 1 from 10am-12pm in McKenna Hall. Hear the wisdom of the migrants among us, learn what Holy Trinity has been and will be doing to support newcomers to the US, and discover the surprising things you can do occasionally, once, or on an ongoing basis to make a difference.  Please RSVP to Ashley Klick at aklick@trinity.org by January 30.  

Contact: moshea@trinity.org

Contact: Jack Harllee (jackharllee@gmail.com)
202-986-3838

Join seven migration practitioners working around the world to discuss the global state of migration, how the Society of Jesus is engaged in these issues, and what challenges we face as a global network. Participants include: Kim Min, S.J., Coordinator for the Migration Network at the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific and the Communications Officer for the Korean Province; Alberto Ares, S.J.,  Director of the Institute for the Study of Migration at Comillas Pontifical University in Madrid and Deputy Coordinator of Jesuit Migration Services in Spain; Rampeoane Hlobo S.J.,  Former Country Director of Jesuit Refugee Services South Africa; Javier Cortegoso Lobato, Coordinator of the Jesuit Migration Network of Latin America; Valeria Mendez de Vigo, Network, Advocacy and Communication Coordinator for the Secretariat of Social Justice and Ecology; Martin Puthussery, S.J., Coordinator of Labor & Migration Unit at the Indian Social Institute in Bangalore, India; Aloysious Mowe, S.J., Deputy International Director of Jesuit Refugee Services and the Director of Advocacy and Communications at the JRS international office in Rome. Refreshments will be served at 6:30pm.  

Contact: moshea@trinity.org

Contact: htmmog@gmail.com

Tuesday, February 11 from 7 to 9 PM at Quinn’s Auction Gallery – Downsizing Dilemmas and Strategies

Speakers are Matt Quinn, Exec VP of Quinn’s Auction Galleries and Star of Antique Road Show and Cathi Coridan, Senior Real Estate Specialist with Keller Williams Metro Center

To Register: Call Bill Hocking at 410-349-0329 or email billhocking100@comcast.net

Discover a richer, more vibrant, interesting spirituality. Experience a renewed Prayer Life. Encounter God more fully. Come closer to living in the NOW. Enrich your Prophetic Spirituality. Exploring being a part of the universe, not just one separate species, Homo Sapiens.

Books Required: "The Universal Christ" by Richard Rohr and "The New Science & Spirituality Reader" by Elvin Laszlo & Kingsley Dennis.

Please attend a 30 minute Bach organ concert before the 11:30 Mass presented by Charles F. Raasch. 
Charles will  be playing selections from J.S. Bach's Clavierübung III, also known as the "German Organ Mass".  It was one of Bach's latest original works for organ solo.  In addition to the monumental Prelude and Fugue in E flat major, various chorale preludes based on Lutheran hymns for parts of the mass and the Catechism are set in most ingenious ways.

Charles Raasch is a long time resident of Orange County, California.  He has been active in music in that area for over 35 years.  He has played for Lutheran, Catholic and Presbyterian churches over the years, 
and has substituted at churches and venues throughout the area.  He is currently the organist for the St. John's, Orange concert series, playing literature and composing new works which are often find their 
debut at these concerts.  He is also a past Dean of the Orange County chapter of the American Guild of Organists.Charles is an electrical engineer by trade, and in addition to a passion for playing organ music, is involved in developing hardware and software for digital organs.  He currently is employed as a 

VP of Engineering at Acacia Research in Newport Beach. He lives with his wife Leslie and two dogs in Foothill Ranch, California.
Contact: Kathleen DeJardin

All adult singles are invited for our monthly gathering after the Sunday, 5:30pm Mass in McKenna Hall We ask everyone to bring an appetizer, green or fruit salad, dessert, or beverage and/or contribute toward the cost of the entrée and paper ware. Contact Kevin Barquinero at kbarquinero@gmail.com or Diane Oakley: doaks.dianeoakley@gmail.com