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2025/26 Highlighted Events

Please refer to the eLetter or bulletin for details on all events!

September 1-October 4:     Season of Creation (events weekly on Sundays)

October 5:     World Day of Migrants & Refugees

November 15:     In Our Forbears' Footsteps Pilgrimage 2025 Register

January 8-11:     Immersion Experience to Montgomery & Selma

January 22-29:     Immersion Experience to El Salvador (Sister Parish Visit)

February 4:   Black History Speaker Dr. Marcia Chatelain

 

Accompanying Our Neighbors in Need

Across the Washington, DC area there are escalating numbers of people coming to food banks and assistance programs as a result of inflation, displacement of the unhoused, government layoffs and terminations, and cuts to support programs.

Holy Trinity offers a variety of programs to accompany our neighbors:

  • Saturday Suppers at Mt. Zion United Methodist Church (November Sign Up | December Sign Up)
  • Sunday Suppers at Holy Trinity (email Mike Conway to be added to the distribution list)
  • Monthly Food Collection for Fr. McKenna Center and SOME (Sign Up)
  • Provide Lunches to Georgetown Ministry Center on Tuesdays (Sign Up)
  • Holy Trinity Community Relief Fund (Donate)

 

Raise Your Voice and Take Action

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Advocacy

Stay up to date on legislative and policy issues by signing up for action alerts from USCCB's Justice for Immigrants, Ignatian Solidarity Network, and Jesuit Refugee Service. Holy Trinity has formed an Advocacy Team to address the root causes of social injustice. If you are interested in learning about local advocacy actions addressing affordable housing, immigration, and climate, please email aklick@trinity.org to be added to the distribution list.

Parishioners for Others

Slavery, Segregation, and Race in Our Parish
We invite Holy Trinity parishioners and others to learn more about the role of slavery, segregation, and race in Holy Trinity’s history. We hope that, in throwing more light on our parish’s past, our work will open doors to reflecting on that past and on its implications for our present, and inspire our daily interactions with others. Visit our website to read the articles.

ADW Department of Life Issues
The Pro-Life Office was established in 1990 to promote a greater respect for human life and to be a catalyst for advocacy, education, evangelization, direct assistance and spiritual efforts on behalf of God’s great gift of human life and human love. The Office of Life Issues continues to advocate for the life and dignity of the human person through the Rally and Mass for Life, partnerships with parishes and community agencies, and legislative action through the Maryland Catholic Conference.