"After Easter, the Gospel emphasis shifts from the humanity of Jesus to His Divinity. The Gospel writers communicated that emphasis through Eucharistic teachings..." Click the photo to read the full message from Father John this week, and read past weekly messages from him.

Our church grounds need some spring cleaning, can you help? Come when you have time before April 25th. Pick up sticks, rake, clean out flower beds. If you cannot haul away the debris, leave it on a pile and someone else will pick it up. Please help make our grounds beautiful before First Communion!

Click the icon to the left to see April news from Holy Cross Catholic School.

WEEKDAY MASSES: Starting April 13th, weekday Masses will be open for the faithful to attend. To those attending weekday Masses, please use the wipes provided to disinfect your pews. SOUTH DOOR: The south/side door from the upper parking lot will now be open for those entering and exiting church. VOTIVE CANDLES: Feel free to light your own candle at church.

Click the icon to the left to find out more about who the Catholic Services Appeal helps! Did you know that Most Holy Trinity will receive back 50% of all dollars in excess of our goal? We are currently at 120% of our goal- THANK YOU to everyone who has given to the appeal! You can still give at GiveCSAF.org.

Parishioners across the Archdiocese are invited to participate in a prayer ministry for those affected by COVID-19. Receive a text message each time an anointing corps priest is dispatched to give the Last Rites to a COVID-19 patient, or receive daily texts of those health care workers who have requested our prayers. Click here for more information.

A vigil candle signifies a prayer coming into the light of God. Even as we go about our daily lives, the candle remains lit and symbolizes our desire to remain present to the Lord in prayer. During this time that our church is not open, you may send us a request to light a votive candle on your behalf. Call the parish office at 507-744-2823 or send an email to mhtveseli@gmail.com. Offerings are $0.25 for a 24-hour candle, and $2 for a 7-day candle. You need not pay right away, we will keep track and send you a statement later.

Enjoy a FREE subscription to formed.org, an incredible online gateway to the best Catholic content including audio talks, movies and ebooks. Sign up for FREE at www.lnmvre.net. Questions? Contact Kathy at 952-652-6100 or kathyc@holycrossscchool.net.

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Mark your calendar for the Ho-Down on Sunday, Aug. 18! Parishioners, click here to see what is going on for the Ho-Down.

Support Joe Horejsi at a benefit on Saturday, Feb. 16 from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. at Holy Cross School. Joe was diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2017. The financial burden is insurmountable due to his inability to work and many doctor visits. Come to the benefit and enjoy a hot dog, a silent auction and a visit with friends! If you cannot attend but would like to support, you may donate by clicking the link above or send a donation to the parish office and we will get to the family.

Please prayerfully consider a pledge to the Catholic Services Appeal. Donations can be made online at http://csafspm.org/. Thank you for responding to the Gospel call to serve the poor, support life, strengthen faith and transform lives by God’s grace!

Come on down the the church basement after 9 a.m. Mass on Sunday, Feb. 3 for coffee and donuts! Free-will offering

The Annual meeting of the Men’s Club will be in the church basement on Sunday, Jan. 27 at 7:30 p.m. Please come to help us plan our pancake breakfast, our big fundraiser for the church. Thank you!

Come play BINGO on Sunday, Feb. 10 at 1 p.m. in our church basement! Group 1 will entertain with Rick and Cathy Bartusek and Mike and Kayla Bartusek as co-chairs. $5/card for the afternoon; $0.25/tear sheet. There will be door prizes and a free lunch – bring the family for a fun and laid-back Sunday afternoon!

The Sacrament of the Sick will be offered during Masses on January 19/20 after the reading of the Gospel. All are invited to receive it and to share in its graces. This Sacrament should be understood as a prayer to the Holy Spirit for all conditions of suffering, as well as only physical illness.

The next meeting of the parish council will be at 7 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 21. The agenda is posted in the church entrance.