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Serving Webster County and the surrounding area with the Sacraments, faith formation, and Christian fellowship.

Mass Times

Saturday (Vigil) 4 pm (in the Church)

Sunday 8:00 am (in the Church)
Sunday 10:30 am (in the Hall)
Tuesday 6 pm

Wednesday 9 am
Thursday 6 pm
Fridays during Lent 9 am & 6 pm
First Friday Adoration following 9 am Mass, with Benediction at 12 pm

Today’s Readings

Confession

Tuesday 5 pm (plus Adoration)
Thursday 5:15 pm
Saturday 3:15 to 4 pm
Instructions

Rosary

Sunday 10 am
Wednesday 8:30 am
Saturday 3:30 pm
Instructions

Note: To help obey diocesan and county social-distancing regulations, please bring a face mask to wear during the service (except during the Holy Communion procession).

Stay Informed

Rummage Sale

March 1, 2021

PCCW had a great rummage sale! Thanks to the ladies of PCCW, the Knights of Columbus, and so many others who helped us every day…

Mass Time Change

March 1, 2021

Daylight Savings Time begins Sunday, March 14 at 2am. With that change in our clocks, beginning March 13 we will have a change of the…

Special Collections

February 28, 2021

The second collection for March 6 and 7 Masses will be for the Webster County Food Pantry & Thrift Store. If you can, please give…

Why are some days and seasons more important for the Church?

February 28, 2021

To grow in faith and holiness, in addition to the obligatory Sunday Mass and Holy Days of Obligation, there is a richness and beauty contained…

Why don’t we sing the Gloria or Alleluia during Lent?

February 21, 2021

Even the liturgy “fasts” in preparation for the glorious season of Easter. The Lenten season is marked by two very distinct liturgical omissions. Neither the…

Mass Schedule for Week of February 28, 2021

February 18, 2021

An Open Bible at Holy Trinity Catholic Church

Prepare for Mass

February 18, 2021

Pre-read this Sunday’s Scripture Readings, and see which Saints & Feasts we are celebrating this week.

Why do we want indulgences and how can we earn them?

February 12, 2021

The Catholic Norms on Indulgences define an indulgence as, “the remission before God of the temporal punishment due to sins already forgiven as far as…

Why do we bless ourselves with Holy Water when we enter the church? (OR, in COVID Times: Why does Fr. Francis sprinkle us with Holy Water before Mass?)

February 7, 2021

Besides remembering Christ’s passion and professing their faith in the Holy Trinity, Catholics bless themselves with holy water primarily as a reminder of our Baptism.…

Franciscan Catechetical Institute

February 1, 2021

This institute seeks to serve Christ and his Church by forming those Catholics entrusted with the formation of others. Thanks to the Missouri Knights of…

Prayer Intentions of Pope Francis for February

February 1, 2021

Violence Against WomenWe pray for women who are victims of violence, that they may be protected by society and have their sufferings considered and heeded.

Prayer Intentions of Bishop Rice for February

February 1, 2021

We ask the intercession of Our Lady of Lourdes to bless and comfort the sick, as we pray for a speedy end to the pandemic.

Bulletin Print Version

January 31, 2021

Much of the content of the weekly bulletin is found in the individual articles of the News section. We recommend reading parish news in that…

Why do we bury our dead (even when the body has been cremated)?

January 23, 2021

The Church has permitted cremation for Catholics since 1963, however, there is still a preference for burial of the body in a sacred place. Such…

Why do we confess our sins to a priest?

December 27, 2020

The rest of this question typically is “Why not confess in your heart directly to God?” And of course, one can be forgiven in…

Why do we bow our heads at the name of Jesus?

December 20, 2020

There are many bodily gestures that Catholics perform at Mass, and one of them that was widely practiced for centuries was the custom…

Register or Update Your Information

December 1, 2020

It is important that we have the current and correct information for our parish families. Please use this form to update any information that has…

Why Do We Baptize Babies?

November 29, 2020

Fundamentalists often criticize the Catholic Church’s practice of baptizing infants. According to them, baptism is for adults and older children, because it is to…

Dispensation Regarding Mass Attendance

November 23, 2020

Bishop’s Announcement:Our current guidance from Bishop Rice encourages all our people to return to attending Mass in person at our parishes “who are not at…

screenshot of web design on a laptop and smartphone

Website Launch

September 14, 2020

Dear Parish, Thank you for the opportunity to work on this web design project. I have really enjoyed working with Fr. Mark, Fr. Francis, Ernie,…

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Sunday School (PSR)

The Parish School of Religion supplements and nurtures the spiritual training parents provide at home. Children preschool through high school attend class September through May. Learn more

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Youth Group

Our active youth ministry program serves two age groups: 3rd-7th grade and 8th-12th grade. Learn more

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Parish Council of Catholic Women (PCCW)

All ladies in the parish are invited to monthly meetings in an effort to unite Catholic women, to help with current issues in the Church and society … Learn more

Founded on the principles of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism in 1882. The local Trinity Council 10844 covers men from Marshfield, Conway, Lebanon, and the surrounding areas. Learn more

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Adult Faith Formation

Take a deep dive into the Catholic faith while making life-long friends. We gather together for a Bible study, book discussion, or video series. Learn more

Stations Of The Cross at Holy Trinity Catholic Church

Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA)

Those interested in joining the Catholic Church or those who simply have questions about the faith are invited to attend RCIA classes. Learn more

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Church Choir

Use your musical talents to benefit the Sacrifice of the Mass. Learn more

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About

Holy Trinity Catholic Church is just two miles east of I-44 in Marshfield, MO.

Founded in 1892 and rededicated in 1994, Holy Trinity features the main church building, a basement gathering area, and an attached Sunday school building. The Parish Hall was added in 2011 with 7,000 square feet of event space. Read more

515 East Washington Street, Marshfield, MO

(417) 859-2228

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