A New Resource For Your Lenten Journey
Download our new eBook, The Spirit of Lent: Daily Lenten Meditations from Fr. Judge, plus share with us your prayer intentions.
A New Resource For Your Lenten Journey
Download our new eBook, The Spirit of Lent: Daily Lenten Meditations from Fr. Judge, plus share with us your prayer intentions.
Inspiration to help you make the most of this Lenten season.
As part of our Centennial celebrations, we’ve put together a free eBook, The Spirit of Lent: Daily Lenten Meditations from Fr. Judge, based on the writings of Trinity Missions Founder Fr. Thomas Judge. Each day, you’ll be inspired by the wisdom of a holy priest who reminds us of the true meaning of this penitential season.
We also would like to offer up any prayer intentions you may have. When you sign up for the free eBook, you'll have the chance to share your prayer petitions with us. Our priests and Brothers will then remember your intentions during Masses throughout Lent.
Inspiration to help you make the most of this Lenten season.
As part of our Centennial celebrations, we’ve put together a free eBook, The Spirit of Lent: Daily Lenten Meditations from Fr. Judge, based on the writings of Trinity Missions Founder Fr. Thomas Judge. Each day, you’ll be inspired by the wisdom of a holy priest who reminds us of the true meaning of this penitential season.
We also would like to offer up any prayer intentions you may have. When you sign up for the free eBook, you'll have the chance to share your prayer petitions with us. Our priests and Brothers will then remember your intentions during Masses throughout Lent.
Who are the Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity?
We are a Catholic religious order committed to spreading the Gospel and loving our neighbor. We have a special calling to care for the poor, marginalized, and overlooked. Our 37 missions serve the parishes of inner-city neighborhoods and isolated rural areas in six countries: the United States, including Puerto Rico, Mexico, Haiti, Colombia, Honduras, and Costa Rica. Our priests and Brothers care deeply about justice for indigenous peoples, dignity for immigrants and refugees, hope for those struggling with addiction, and freedom for those trying to break from gang violence and coercion.
