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PARISH NEWS- updated sunday September 17, 2023 - 24th sunday in ordinary time
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That Man Is You! (TMIY!) has resumed and meet every Saturday at 7:15am in Bishop Mestice Hall. TMIY! combines Holy Scripture, solid secular research, and a little fun to address the pressures and temptations facing men in our modern culture. The program seeks to form authentic male leaders who will be capable of transforming homes and society based on Catholic principles and teachings. For more information, please contact George Knapp at 845-797-8101 or [email protected]. CLICK HERE For Full Schedule and QR Code to Register.Read More
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TREAT A VETERAN TO BREAKFAST Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Bishop Mestice Council #15698 It is time for our Community to thank our Veterans for their military service and for defending our great Nation. Everyone is invited for our 10th Veterans Day breakfast. You can also help us by sponsoring a Veteran’s Breakfast. Adults $10.00 Children under 10 $ 5.00 Veterans Free Sunday - November 5, 2023 After the 8:00am and 10:00am Masses Holy Trinity School Fr. Conaty Gym **There will be no fellowship reception in Bishop Mestice Hall after 10am mass this month.Read More
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Our 2024 Calendar is open! You may now request Mass intentions/Mass cards for the year 2024. Rectory office hours are Monday through Friday, 9am to 4pm.Read More
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Please join us for the 10am mass and enjoy fellowship and refreshments afterward on Sunday, October 1st. Hope to see you all there!Read More
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HOLY TRINITY FOOD PANTRY Located in Bishop Mestice Hall Open Wednesdays: 9:30am - 12:30pm As we gear up for our Thanksgiving Food Drive distribution on November 15th, we are in need of: Turkeys: can be dropped off at the pantry on Wednesdays between 9:30am-12:30pm Canned/dry goods: can be left in the church vestibule when the pantry is not open. We are in need of: Gravy, Cranberry Sauce, Stuffing, Mashed Potatoes, Mixed Vegetables, Canned Yams, Canned Carrots All donations are appreciated!!Read More
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Live streaming and posting the Mass helps proclaim the Gospel to a wider audience. This includes the sick, the shut-in, the imprisoned, as well as those who face insurmountable obstacles to attendance. With sincere intentions, live streaming provides a lifeline. It also reaches out to the “unchurched” and the “fallen away”, bringing them the Gospel message and helping them to come home to the Lord and His Church. However, it was never intended for regular parish use. For the rest of us, we must attend every Sunday and Holy Day of Obligation. The rule for in-person attendance applies to healthy people capable of getting there. Generally, if one is not sick, or does not have a major health concern, he or she should attend Mass in person. A suggested rule: if a person can go to work or engage in social activities, he or she is likely able to attend Mass.Read More
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If you are traveling and are looking for a Catholic Church in your area, just click here or go to this website: https://catholicmasstime.org/ and enter your current zip code to find Mass times and detailed church information . This site also has Daily Mass Readings and Daily Reflections.Read More
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Please join us for the 10am mass and enjoy fellowship and refreshments afterward on the First Sunday of each month. Any date changes will be noted on our website and in the bulletin. ***On Nov. 5th there will be a Veteran's Breakfast in the school gym in lieu of our monthly fellowship reception in Bishop Mestice Hall.Read More
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Sunday's Word (GIA Publications, Inc.) and the WORSHIP hymnal are available for purchase. Sunday's Word includes all (Sunday)readings for the entire year beginning with the new liturgical year on November 27, 2022. Each soft cover book includes a protective cover/sleeve for $15.00. The hardcover WORSHIP hymnal is available for $20.00 and can be used immediately. These items are available for purchase, in the front vestibule, after all the masses and also during the week at the rectory. PLEASE pay by check or with EXACT cash. Thank you.Read More -
Our clothing shed is located in the lower parking lot behind the rectory. Please be sure that all items fit in the drawer and NOTHING is left on the outside of the shed. Our shed is maintained by our Knights of Columbus Bishop Mestice Council. Please be mindful and follow the guidelines posted on the shed for acceptable items. NO items are to be left outside of the shed for any reason. Click here for details about the acceptable items that may be donated. Thank you for your support.Read More -
The Most Holy Rosary is recited every morning following 9:00am Mass Monday through Saturday. The Rosary is also recited in Latin before the 1:30pm Traditional Latin Mass on Sundays.Read More -
The Traditional Latin Mass, in the extraordinary form, is offered every Sunday at 1:30PM according to the 1962 Roman Missal . In addition, there is a Traditional Latin Mass every Friday at 6:00PM. Mass intentions are available for these times.Read More -
The Archdiocese of New York takes stewardship of your donations seriously. If you have knowledge of or reason to suspect misconduct, please report your concerns via a toll-free hotline at 877-820-0541 or on the internet at http://www.reportlineweb.com/ADNY (click here to be redirected). Both are available 24 hours per day.Read More
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holy sacrifice of the mass Live streaming information
Holy Mass continues to be live streamed
Monday-Saturday at 9AM & Sunday at 10AM. We are also livestreaming the Latin mass on Fridays at 6pm & 1:30pm 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. -
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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, Instagram, 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. We 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.
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SCHOOL NEWS & UPDATES:
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PRAYER TO THE MOST HOLY EUCHARIST: THE BODY BLOOD, SOUL AND DIVINITY OF JESUS CHRIST
O SACRAMENT MOSY HOLY, O SACRAMENT DIVINE, ALL PRAISE AND ALL THANKSGIVING BE EVERY MOMENT THINE.
MAY THE HEART OF JESUS IN THE MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT, BE PRAISED ADORED AND LOVED WITH GRATEFUL AFFECTION, AT EVERY MOMENT IN ALL THE TABERNACLES OF THE WORLD , EVEN UNTIL THE END OF TIME!
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HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS SCHEDULE
DAILY MASS SCHEDULE
MONDAY- SATURDAY AT 9AM
WEEKLY LATIN MASS FRIDAYS AT 6PM
SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE-
Saturday (Vigil): 4:30pm
Sunday: 7:30am Rosary; 8am, 10am,
12pm & 1:30pm**
**Our 1:30PM Mass is the Tridentine Latin Mass According to the 1962 Roman Missal.
CONFESSION: Saturdays 3-4pm;
Fridays 5:30-6pm; or by appointment.
RECTORY SUMMER HOURS
Starting July 1st and through Labor Day,
the Rectory Office is open Mon-Thurs from 9am-4pm; and Friday from 9am to Noon. -
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Today's Readings
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EUCHARISTIC aDORATION TIMES
***ADORATION TAKES PLACE EVERY FRIDAY MORNING (NOT INCLUDING FIRST FRIDAYS) FROM 8AM-9AM.
FIRST FRIDAY EUCHARISTIC ADORATION SCHEDULE:
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION ON FIRST FRIDAYS TAKES PLACE AFTER 9AM MASS UNTIL 6PM.
THERE IS A SOLEMN HOLY HOUR FROM 5PM-6PM.
BENEDICTION IS AT 5:45PM.
CONFESSIONS ARE HEARD ON FRIDAYS FROM 5:30PM-6PM. THE WEEKLY LATIN MASS IS AT 6PM.
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