Don’t Miss Out on our first ever drive-thru chicken barbeque, Saturday, June 26! Dinners will be served from 2-6pm and feature half chicken grilled on-site, salads made in-house, cornbread and dessert – all for $12. Presale tickets guarantee you won’t be “sold out.” Purchase one after weekend Masses or by calling the rectory office: 716-833-0301.
Blessed Trinity docent
interprets iconography on the church façade.
Blessed Trinity is happy to announce the resumption of church tours with an Explore Buffalo Walking Tour of our Landmark building’s exterior on May 15, 2021. A team of Blessed Trinity docents will be happy to share their knowledge of the history and construction of this Lombard-Romanesque treasure, including the hand-formed Harvard bricks laid in a medieval fashion and the extensive used of terra cotta. And they’ll also help “crack the code” of the church’s medieval iconography. Bring your binoculars. There are examples of Christian symbolism on display all the way to the roof line! Plenty of off-street parking, too. This is a ticketed event, with a portion of the cost being returned to Blessed Trinity. For ticket information, click HERE.
Blessed Trinity docent
interprets iconography on the church façade.
COVID protocols still restrict interior tours of Blessed Trinity, but we are delighted to welcome an Explore Buffalo Walking Tour of our Landmark building’s exterior on May 15, 2021. A team of Blessed Trinity docents will be happy to share their knowledge of the history and construction of this Lombard-Romanesque treasure, including the hand-formed Harvard bricks laid in a medieval fashion, the extensive used of terra cotta, and the church’s medieval iconography. Bring your binoculars. There are examples of Christian symbolism on display all the way to the roof line! Plenty of off-street parking, too. For ticket information, click HERE.
Pray The Way of the Cross virtually.
Each Friday features Stations of the Cross from a different parish
beginning at 7 PM (6 PM at St. Martin de Porres on February 26)
Friday February 19 – Pray in both English and Spanish at Ss. Columba-Brigid via Ss. Columba-Brigid Website. (Contact the office for availability of in-person stations).
Friday February 26 – Join St. Martin de Porres on Facebook Live at 6PM, using Everyone’s Way of the Cross. Recorded repeat on the following Fridays. (No in person stations).
Friday March 5 – Pray the St. John Paul II scriptural stations at 7PM with Deacon Paul and Mary Weisenburger at St. Lawrence Zoom Link. Meeting ID: 897 5400 4349; Passcode: 355159;.via Telephone: +1 646 558 8656. Interactive. (Contact the office for availability of in-person stations).
Friday March 12 – Stations with the CCCB and Catholic Relief Services via Zoom at 7PM. Meeting ID: 897 5400 4349; Passcode: 355159; via Telephone: +1 646 558 8656.
Friday March 19 – Join the Blessed Trinity parish family at 7PM via Zoom as they travel The Way in the Franciscan tradition. Telephone: +1 646 558 8656; Meeting ID: 897 5400 4349; Passcode: 355159. (Due to construction, there are no in-person Stations this year).
Lenten In-Person Journey Masses begin on Ash Wednesday
and continue at 7PM on the Mondays of Lent, concluding with a Penance Service.
February 17, Ash Wednesday, at Blessed Trinity, 317 Leroy Avenue
February 22 at Ss. Columba-Brigid, 75 Hickory Street
March 1 at Blessed Trinity, 317 Leroy Avenue
March 8 at St. Lawrence, 1520 E. Delavan Avenue
March 15 at St. Martin de Porres, 555 Northampton Street
March 22 Penance Service at Ss. Columba-Brigid, 75 Hickory Street
St. John Paul II Schola Cantorum
We regret that the current COVID-19 Protocols have forced the cancellation of our Tenebrae Service.
Tenebrae Service
Friday, April 3, 2020
7:30 PM
An adaptation of the Good Friday Liturgy of Tenebrae will take place in our church on Friday evening, April 3, at 7:30 p.m., with choral music provided by The St. John Paul II Schola Cantorum. This is the second year we have been blessed to have the Schola enhance this moving service, which includes seven readings relating the story of Christ’s passion and death. It is a beautiful prelude to Holy Week, and we hope you will be there to pray with us.
Our church is large enough to allow ample distance between worshipers.
Located at 317 Leroy Avenue (between Fillmore and Grider) in Buffalo,
it is also wheelchair accessible with ample off-street parking.