ALTHOUGH THE CHURCH IS CLEANED FREQUENTLY, IF YOU ARE 65 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER, HAVE A COMPROMISED IMMUNE SYSTEM, MEDICAL AND/OR HEALTH CONDITION WHICH MAY PUT YOU AT RISK, WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND YOU ATTEND MASS VIA LIVE STREAM.  IF YOU ARE OF GOOD HEALTH, YOU ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND MASS. 

PLEASE CLICK "HERE" FOR SIGNAGE REGARDING PREVENTION RECOMMENDATIONS.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP AND UNDERSTANDING. 

 Greetings to all!
         Effective, Saturday, June 13th, we joyfully announce the reopening of Sunday Masses!  
        We must adhere to Governor Cuomo's mandate that "all houses of worship are open at 33% occupancy for those regions who are in Phase 4 of re-opening."  We have added additional Mass times to accomodate the capacity restrictions.  These times are listed on the right side of your screen.  PLEASE be sure to read the 'prevention recommendations' in the box above. Our first priority is the safety of the clergy and our people. 
            With these new updates, we still need to remain patient with the process. Also, please remember that even though the church is cleaned frequently, Those who feel sick in any way or those who are worried about coming into church should stay home. Face coverings are required. Please bring your own face covering. Please remember to use the hand sanitizers and or wash your hands before coming into church. Thank you for your help.
            Lastly, THANK YOU for your continued support of the parish! In these difficult times in which we live, your generosity is very much appreciated! 
          God Bless, Fr. Miz

 Holy Mass continues to be live streamed
Monday-Saturday at 9AM & Sunday at 10AM. We are also livestreaming Latin mass on Fridays at 7pm & 1:30pm on Sundays

To Access the Live Stream, go to the Live Stream Tab at top (its the tab before the school tab) and click on it. It will take you to the live stream page and there you may access the live feed. It's that easy.  You may also wish to view the mass on our Facebook Page:  Holy Trinity Parish Poughkeepsie.  

It is important that we are able to reach our parish community. The way in which we are communicating is through the parish website, our Facebook page, and most importantly Flocknote. It is essential to read the Flocknotes that are sent. If you are not finding them, please check your SPAM mailbox. Also, if you have not done so already, please register with the parish and then sign up for Flocknote. These tools are vital for communication in any parish. I encourage you to make use of these important tools for our parish. Some may not have access to one or all, so please spread the word to your family, friends and all your loved ones. Remember that we are together in prayer at mass and in the silence of our hearts when we pray privately. God Bless you always, Father Mizzi-Gili

STATEMENT BY THE MOST REV. GERARDO COLACICCO, D.D., JCL. EPISCOPAL VICAR OF DUTCHESS, SULLIVAN, ULSTER, AND ORANGE COUNTIES ON THE RIGHTS OF COMMUNICANTS TO CHOOSE TO RECEIVE COMMUNION ON THE TONGUE OR IN THE HAND. After addressing the concern of reception of Holy Communion during the Corona virus pandemic, Bishop Gerardo Colacicco, Episcopal Vicar of Dutchess, Sullivan, Ulster, and Orange Counties, Archdiocese of New York, the Bishop has restated that the Holy See has specifically informed that Communicants who wish to receive on the tongue cannot be denied reception of Holy Communion. If the priest, deacon, or extraordinary minister is aware that physical contact has taken place with that communicant, they are to set the ciborium on the altar, proceed to sanitize their fingers/hands, then continue to distribute Holy Communion to the faithful. Given these precautions, if someone is still uncomfortable with this safe procedure, then perhaps they could be more comfortable in offering a spiritual communion in place of receiving, or to arrive early enough prior to Mass so as to sit close to the front so that they would be among the first to receive and so not have to be worried that contact was made. The Bishop also asks that in charity, parishioners pray for their priests who are making every effort to assure that the Faithful can have safe access and Holy Mass throughout this difficult time.

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 SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday (Vigil):  4:30pm

Sunday:  8am, 10am, 12pm &
1:30pm** 

**Our 1:30PM Mass is the Tridentine Latin Mass According to the 1962 Roman Missal. 

Confession:  Saturday 3-4pm or by appointment AND Fridays from 6:30-7:00pm prior to the weekly Latin Mass

Baptisms: 
2nd and 4th Sundays at 2:30pm or by appointment. Baptisms are also held on Sundays following the 10am mass and Saturdays following the 4:30pm mass.
 

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