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Pandemic Reflection By Mary Barton Holy Trinity Volunteer March 2021: Our son’s wedding was called off. I delivered groceries to my mom hugging ourselves through a glass door. I was furloughed from work and fearful of self and loved ones contracting the virus. But the WORST part of the pandemic shutdown was not being able to attend Mass.  Knowing that something was deemed so powerful that it…

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Pandemic Reflection By Lisa Ryan Holy Trinity Volunteer “It’s five o’clock somewhere” he said. Those were the words that my 11 year old said one weekday morning last April, 2020. We had already been about 3 weeks into the pandemic. I had 4 kids trying to get into the whole ‘remote learning’ thing. Each morning I felt like somebody plugged in the machine. I was the pinball that was being cast…

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Pandemic Reflection By Natalie O'Neill Holy Trinity Volunteer I have always been a very devout Catholic and had a very strong faith. When the pandemic began, I felt a void not being able to worship in the church or find comfort in the adoration chapel. We still watched mass as a family weekly and prayed daily. I did read spiritual books and also watched faith-based movies as well. I loved being…

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Pandemic Reflections “1 Thessalonians 5:18” By Christopher Simon Holy Trinity Director of Communications & Development, Young Adult Ministry Coordinator “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, in everything give thanks; for this is the will of God for you in Christ Jesus.” 1 Thessalonians 5:18 This passage from St. Paul’s letter to the Thessalonians may shock or upset you in reference to the…

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