Nov 5, 2022 | News & Photos
The church’s E/S Garden was lovingly maintained by Judy Casassa and is now dedicated to her memory.
Prayerful Thanks for all who contributed to our recent celebration in memory of Judy Casassa. The garden mini-monument, thoughtful liturgy, reception planning, and heartfelt spoken tributes all reflected your love and appreciation of Judy and her parish ministry. We miss her but thank God for her presence among us. Click HERE to view photos from the October 16, 2022 Mass, garden blessing and reception.
Oct 10, 2022 | News & Photos
Dr. Harry R. Schmidt
On September 28, 2022, Dr. Harry R. Schmidt, President of the Religious Conference Management Association (“RCMA”), and Visit Buffalo Niagara’s Emma Carlo, enjoyed a tour of our Landmark Church. Headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, the RCMA is working with Visit Buffalo Niagara to schedule religious conferences in Western New York. Church tours are always a highlight of these meetings, and we look forward to welcoming future conference attendees to Blessed Trinity.
Sep 24, 2022 | Architecture, News & Photos, Upcoming Events
Photo Credit: Steve Mangione
Explore Buffalo®, is a non-profit organization providing opportunities to discover Buffalo’s great architecture, including Blessed Trinity. Visit https://explorebuffalo.org to reserve your place for our unique All-Hallows Eve/All Saints Day tour on Sunday, October 30 at 12:30 p.m. Think skulls, devils, monsters and graveyards are just symbols we associate with Halloween? You’ll find them all in the medieval iconography displayed on the church facade. Inside, marvel at a saintly procession in the church’s great dome mural as docents highlight the spectacular interior details of the church and its extensive display of Christian symbolism. Visitors will be treated to All-Hallows’ Eve selections on the church’s 1927 Tellers-Kent pipe organ.
Completed in 1928 at a cost of over a half million dollars, the church is considered one of the purest examples of 12th Century Lombard-Romanesque architecture in the United States. The exceptional level of artisanship involved in its creation marks Blessed Trinity as a work of art that can never be replicated.
The church is located at 317 Leroy Avenue in Buffalo. It is wheelchair accessible with plenty of off-street parking.
Sep 24, 2022 | Architecture, News & Photos
An appreciative audience of more than 125 attended a performance by the St. John Paul II Schola Cantorum, following Explore Buffalo’s Sacred Sites tour of Blessed Trinity on September 16, 2022.
Sep 4, 2022 | News & Photos
“Rosary on the Green” ~ Parishioners and friends gathered to honor Our Blessed Lady on August 15, the Feast of her Assumption into heaven, with a public recitation of the Rosary near the statue of Our Lady.
Aug 15, 2022 | Architecture, News & Photos
Blessed Trinity Church will join Explore Buffalo’s free “Doors Open Houses of Worship Series” on Friday evening, September 16. Following a 6:30pm presentation on its history, art and architecture, enjoy a docent guided tour of one of Buffalo’s most amazing churches. At 7:30pm, experience the building’s splendid acoustic as the a cappella voices of the St. John Paul II Schola Cantorum sing Catholic choral masterpieces from the sixteenth through twenty-first centuries. Click HERE or call (716) 245-3032 for tour reservations; the 7:30pm concert is open to all. On the National Register of Historic Places, we are located at 317 Leroy Avenue. Our building is wheelchair accessible with off-street parking.
