Week of April 27, 2025 – 2nd Sunday of Easter

Apr 26, 2025 | This Week

Requiescat in pace Franciscus
Dec 17, 1936 – Apr 21, 2025

April 27 – May 4, 2025

To Live-stream the 10AM Sunday Mass, “Follow” Blessed Trinity R. C. Church on Facebook. You will receive a “notification” (under bell symbol) when we go live.

This website also includes a “Bulletins” page where visitors may view an exact copy of the weekly bulletin and inserts in PDF format, as well as a calendar for our Family of Parishes.

News from our Parish

Decorating is not part of the Easter mystery. It involves creativity and manual labor. Thank you to each and every volunteer who helped on Good Friday.

Happening this week at Blessed Trinity:

Monday, 4/28 – “Best Kept Secrets of the Catholic Church,” 6:30 pm in St. Charles Hall – Deacon Weigel, presenter
Tuesday, 4/29 – Choir Rehearsal, 7:00 pm in church
Wednesday, 4/30 – Helping Hands Food Pantry, 9:30 am-1:30pm in St. Charles Hall – Use Dewey Ave entrance
Thursday, 5/1 – First Communion, Session II, at 6:00 pm, St. Charles Hall (downstairs)
Thursday, 5/1 – Bingo upstairs in St. Charles Hall. Doors open at 6:30 pm; games begin at 8:00 pm
Friday, 5/2 – Recitation of the Rosary, 11:30 am in Daily Mass Chapel (follows 11am Mass)
Sunday, 5/4 – “Women Honoring Women,” 11:30 am in St Charles Hall, hosted by the Ladies Sodality

Stewardship Pillar Report – On April 23, representatives of Family 21 and Family 23 held their first joint Stewardship Pillar meeting. After sharing information regarding activities taking place at each of our parishes, the body agreed that whether or not our Families are officially blended at some point, we enjoy and find value in getting to know parishioners at other parishes by attending their events. Our immediate goal is to promote and encourage such attendance with the creation of a “refrigerator worthy” calendar accessible online via a QR code and printed for distribution as an insert in parish bulletins.This calendar will be distinct from calendars currently being maintained by the parishes or by either Family. First up: a May 9 Meat Raffle at Holy Cross and a June 1 Chicken Dinner at Ss. Columba-Brigid. Our thanks to Blessed Trinity’s Stewardship representatives, Nancy Langer and Mickey Dick.

Coming in May – Blessed Trinity joins the New York Landmarks Conservancy’s 15th Annual statewide Sacred Sites Open House on Saturday, May 17, from 11 am – 3 pm. This year theme is “Building for Eternity: Religious Architecture and Artisans.” Bring your friends and come and learn about ours from our experienced docent team.

Food Pantry in Need of Volunteers ~ The Catholic Central Helping Hands Food Pantry operates EVERY Wednesday from 9:30am – 1:30pm from our St. Charles Hall at 350 Dewey Avenue. Following the “Shopper’s Choice” model, residents of zip codes 14214 & 14215 are welcome to help themselves, according to household size, to portions of carbohydrates, grains, proteins and canned vegetables. Bread and sweets are generally available. The pantry also stocks infant care items. More volunteers are needed. To learn how you might be able to help, call (716) 800-1075 or email ccfp14215 [at] gmail [dot] com for information.

We play Bingo every Thursday in St. Charles Hall, 350 Dewey Ave. Doors open at 6:30pm, concessions open at 7:30, and games begin at 8:00pm. Please plan to join us. You can check the latest carryover figures on our Facebook page.

FAMILY PROMISE OF WNY: Feed the Hungry, Shelter the Homeless. Family Promise offers us the opportunity to perform these acts of charity in a very direct and personal manner. As a support congregation, Blessed Trinity parishioners purchase and deliver groceries to the Family Promise shelter at Ss. Columba-Brigid Parish. With a few more volunteers we could continue this corporal work of mercy at least one day a month. Working in pairs, you could anticipate your turn to occur every third month. We hope you will join us. If you want more background information go to the web site, www.fpwny.org, or contact Amy Johnson (716-836-4694).

• Family Promise is certified by NYS and can house up to six families.
• It is one of only two emergency shelters in Erie County that allow fathers and teenage sons to stay with their family.
• Families are referred by the Dept. of Social Services and receive case management in finding employment and permanent housing, security deposit assistance, day care, school transport, and follow up support upon leaving the shelter.
• In 2020, the Homeless Alliance of WNY rated Family Promise with the best success rate for moving families into permanent homes.

Is it time to update your contact information? During the pandemic when COVID-19 Protocols prevented many from attending church services, the ability to keep in touch by telephone, mail or email took on increased importance. Because not everyone has computer access, really important information is sent in a letter. Even though you are now able to attend Mass in person, this may be a good time to ask yourself: Does the church office have my correct mailing address and phone number? Have I shared my email address? Make sure that we have been notified of any changes in your contact information by completing this form. This is also a chance to let us know if you: wish to receive the bulletin electronically via email, register as a parishioner, or request envelopes. You can also submit the requested information by phoning our secretary at 716-833-0301 any Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday between 10:30am and 2:30pm; sending an email to blessedtrinitychurch [at] gmail [dot] com; or using the contact feature below to submit the information. If you choose either of the last two, please use “Contact Update” as the subject of the email or message.

Enjoy a virtual tour of our Landmark house of worship, courtesy of Buffalo Rising and Explore Buffalo. By Clicking HERE, you will be treated to both exterior and interior photos and more than a little history.

Week of April 20, 2025 – Easter Sunday/Easter Week

Apr 19, 2025 | This Week

Easter Vigil, April 19 at 8:30 pm
Easter Sunday Mass, April 20 at 10 am

April 20 – April 27, 2025

To Live-stream the 10AM Sunday Mass, “Follow” Blessed Trinity R. C. Church on Facebook. You will receive a “notification” (under bell symbol) when we go live.

This website also includes a “Bulletins” page where visitors may view an exact copy of the weekly bulletin and inserts in PDF format, as well as a calendar for our Family of Parishes.

News from our Parish

Photo credit: Margaret Dick

Our Schedule of Services for Easter Week

April 19 EASTER VIGIL
9:00 am – Morning Prayer at Blessed Trinity
8:30 pm – Easter Vigil at Blessed Trinity

April 20 EASTER SUNDAY – 10:00 am – Blessed Trinity

Weekday, April 21-23 & 25 – 11:00 am Mass in Daily Mass Chapel

April 26 – 4:30 pm Vigil Mass

April 27 – Sunday of Divine Mercy – 10:00 am Mass

Happening this week at Blessed Trinity:

Wednesday, 4/23 – Helping Hands Food Pantry, 9:30 am-1:30pm in St. Charles Hall – Use Dewey Ave entrance
Thursday, 4/24 – First Communion, Session II, at 6:00 pm, St. Charles Hall (downstairs)
Thursday, 4/24 – Bingo upstairs in St. Charles Hall. Doors open at 6:30 pm; games begin at 8:00 pm
Friday, 4/25 – Recitation of the Rosary, 11:30am in Daily Mass Chapel (follows 11am Mass)

Food Pantry in Need of Volunteers ~ The Catholic Central Helping Hands Food Pantry operates EVERY Wednesday from 9:30am – 1:30pm from our St. Charles Hall at 350 Dewey Avenue. Following the “Shopper’s Choice” model, residents of zip codes 14214 & 14215 are welcome to help themselves, according to household size, to portions of carbohydrates, grains, proteins and canned vegetables. Bread and sweets are generally available. The pantry also stocks infant care items. More volunteers are needed. To learn how you might be able to help, call (716) 800-1075 or email ccfp14215 [at] gmail [dot] com for information.

We play Bingo every Thursday in St. Charles Hall, 350 Dewey Ave. Doors open at 6:30pm, concessions open at 7:30, and games begin at 8:00pm. Please plan to join us. You can check the latest carryover figures on our Facebook page.

FAMILY PROMISE OF WNY: Feed the Hungry, Shelter the Homeless. Family Promise offers us the opportunity to perform these acts of charity in a very direct and personal manner. As a support congregation, Blessed Trinity parishioners purchase and deliver groceries to the Family Promise shelter at Ss. Columba-Brigid Parish. With a few more volunteers we could continue this corporal work of mercy at least one day a month. Working in pairs, you could anticipate your turn to occur every third month. We hope you will join us. If you want more background information go to the web site, www.fpwny.org, or contact Amy Johnson (716-836-4694).

• Family Promise is certified by NYS and can house up to six families.
• It is one of only two emergency shelters in Erie County that allow fathers and teenage sons to stay with their family.
• Families are referred by the Dept. of Social Services and receive case management in finding employment and permanent housing, security deposit assistance, day care, school transport, and follow up support upon leaving the shelter.
• In 2020, the Homeless Alliance of WNY rated Family Promise with the best success rate for moving families into permanent homes.

Is it time to update your contact information? During the pandemic when COVID-19 Protocols prevented many from attending church services, the ability to keep in touch by telephone, mail or email took on increased importance. Because not everyone has computer access, really important information is sent in a letter. Even though you are now able to attend Mass in person, this may be a good time to ask yourself: Does the church office have my correct mailing address and phone number? Have I shared my email address? Make sure that we have been notified of any changes in your contact information by completing this form. This is also a chance to let us know if you: wish to receive the bulletin electronically via email, register as a parishioner, or request envelopes. You can also submit the requested information by phoning our secretary at 716-833-0301 any Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday between 10:30am and 2:30pm; sending an email to blessedtrinitychurch [at] gmail [dot] com; or using the contact feature below to submit the information. If you choose either of the last two, please use “Contact Update” as the subject of the email or message.

Enjoy a virtual tour of our Landmark house of worship, courtesy of Buffalo Rising and Explore Buffalo. By Clicking HERE, you will be treated to both exterior and interior photos and more than a little history.

Photo credit: Margaret Dick

Week of April 13, 2025 – Palm Sunday/Holy Week

Apr 13, 2025 | This Week

April 13 – April 20, 2025

To Live-stream the 10AM Sunday Mass, “Follow” Blessed Trinity R. C. Church on Facebook. You will receive a “notification” (under bell symbol) when we go live.

This website also includes a “Bulletins” page where visitors may view an exact copy of the weekly bulletin and inserts in PDF format, as well as a calendar for our Family of Parishes.

News from our Parish

The congregation enters Blessed Trinity in procession on Palm Sunday, April 13, 2025.

Our Schedule of Services for Holy Week

April 15 CHRISM MASS – 7:00 pm – St. Joseph Cathedral

April 17 HOLY THURSDAY
9:00 am – Morning Prayer at Blessed Trinity
5:00 pm – Friendship Supper (Pot Luck) at Ss. Columba-Brigid
7:00 pm – Mass of the Lord’s Supper at Ss. Columba-Brigid
11:00 pm – Repository closes at Ss. Columba-Brigid

April 18 GOOD FRIDAY
9:00 am – Morning Prayer at Blessed Trinity
3:00 pm – Lord’s Passion at St. Martin de Porres
7:00 pm – Lord’s Passion at Ss. Columba-Brigid (Bi-lingual)

Photo credit: Margaret Dick

April 19 EASTER VIGIL
9:00 am – Morning Prayer at Blessed Trinity
8:30 pm – Easter Vigil at Blessed Trinity

April 20 EASTER SUNDAY – 10:00 am – Blessed Trinity

Happening this week at Blessed Trinity:

Monday, 4/14 – Choir Rehearsal at 7:00 pm in church
Wednesday, 4/16 – Helping Hands Food Pantry, 9:30 am-1:30pm in St. Charles Hall – Use Dewey Ave entrance
Wednesday, 4/16 – Choir Rehearsal at 7:00 pm in church
Thursday, 4/17 – Bingo cancelled in observance of Holy Thursday
Friday, 4/18 – Decorating the church for Easter beginning at 6:30 pm

Food Pantry in Need of Volunteers ~ The Catholic Central Helping Hands Food Pantry operates EVERY Wednesday from 9:30am – 1:30pm from our St. Charles Hall at 350 Dewey Avenue. Following the “Shopper’s Choice” model, residents of zip codes 14214 & 14215 are welcome to help themselves, according to household size, to portions of carbohydrates, grains, proteins and canned vegetables. Bread and sweets are generally available. The pantry also stocks infant care items. More volunteers are needed. To learn how you might be able to help, call (716) 800-1075 or email ccfp14215 [at] gmail [dot] com for information.

We play Bingo every Thursday in St. Charles Hall, 350 Dewey Ave. Doors open at 6:30pm, concessions open at 7:30, and games begin at 8:00pm. Please plan to join us. You can check the latest carryover figures on our Facebook page. There will be NO Bingo games on April 17 in observance of Holy Thursday.

FAMILY PROMISE OF WNY: Feed the Hungry, Shelter the Homeless. Family Promise offers us the opportunity to perform these acts of charity in a very direct and personal manner. As a support congregation, Blessed Trinity parishioners purchase and deliver groceries to the Family Promise shelter at Ss. Columba-Brigid Parish. With a few more volunteers we could continue this corporal work of mercy at least one day a month. Working in pairs, you could anticipate your turn to occur every third month. We hope you will join us. If you want more background information go to the web site, www.fpwny.org, or contact Amy Johnson (716-836-4694).

• Family Promise is certified by NYS and can house up to six families.
• It is one of only two emergency shelters in Erie County that allow fathers and teenage sons to stay with their family.
• Families are referred by the Dept. of Social Services and receive case management in finding employment and permanent housing, security deposit assistance, day care, school transport, and follow up support upon leaving the shelter.
• In 2020, the Homeless Alliance of WNY rated Family Promise with the best success rate for moving families into permanent homes.

Is it time to update your contact information? During the pandemic when COVID-19 Protocols prevented many from attending church services, the ability to keep in touch by telephone, mail or email took on increased importance. Because not everyone has computer access, really important information is sent in a letter. Even though you are now able to attend Mass in person, this may be a good time to ask yourself: Does the church office have my correct mailing address and phone number? Have I shared my email address? Make sure that we have been notified of any changes in your contact information by completing this form. This is also a chance to let us know if you: wish to receive the bulletin electronically via email, register as a parishioner, or request envelopes. You can also submit the requested information by phoning our secretary at 716-833-0301 any Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday between 10:30am and 2:30pm; sending an email to blessedtrinitychurch [at] gmail [dot] com; or using the contact feature below to submit the information. If you choose either of the last two, please use “Contact Update” as the subject of the email or message.

Enjoy a virtual tour of our Landmark house of worship, courtesy of Buffalo Rising and Explore Buffalo. By Clicking HERE, you will be treated to both exterior and interior photos and more than a little history.

Week of April 6, 2025 – 5th Sunday of Lent

Apr 5, 2025 | This Week

“Wild beasts honor me…for I put water in the desert and rivers in the wasteland for my chosen people to drink.” Is. 43:20
Baptismal font detail.
Photo credit: Char Szabo-Perricelli

April 6 – April 13, 2025

To Live-stream the 10AM Sunday Mass, “Follow” Blessed Trinity R. C. Church on Facebook. You will receive a “notification” (under bell symbol) when we go live.

This website also includes a “Bulletins” page where visitors may view an exact copy of the weekly bulletin and inserts in PDF format, as well as a calendar for our Family of Parishes.

News from our Parish

Members of our Family First Communion Class present their rosaries for a blessing by Fr. Bob Gebhard following Friday’s “Living Stations of the Cross” at Ss. Columba-Brigid.

Happening this week at Blessed Trinity:

Tuesday, 4/8 – Choir Rehearsal at 7:00 pm in church
Wednesday, 4/9 – Helping Hands Food Pantry, 9:30 am-1:30pm in St. Charles Hall – Use Dewey Ave entrance
Thursday, 4/10 – Bingo, upstairs in St. Charles Hall. Doors open at 6:30pm; games begin at 8pm
Friday, 4/11 – Recitation of the Rosary, 11:30am in Daily Mass Chapel (follows 11am Mass)

Family 21 Lenten Penance Service is this Monday, April 7, 7pm at St. Martin de Porres. It will be preceded by First Reconciliation at 6pm.

Financial Report ~ A parish financial report is available online as an insert to the Feb. 16 bulletin.

Food Pantry in Need of Volunteers ~ The Catholic Central Helping Hands Food Pantry operates EVERY Wednesday from 9:30am – 1:30pm from our St. Charles Hall at 350 Dewey Avenue. Following the “Shopper’s Choice” model, residents of zip codes 14214 & 14215 are welcome to help themselves, according to household size, to portions of carbohydrates, grains, proteins and canned vegetables. Bread and sweets are generally available. The pantry also stocks infant care items. More volunteers are needed. To learn how you might be able to help, call (716) 800-1075 or email ccfp14215 [at] gmail [dot] com for information.

We play Bingo every Thursday in St. Charles Hall, 350 Dewey Ave. Doors open at 6:30pm, concessions open at 7:30, and games begin at 8:00pm. Please plan to join us. You can check the latest carryover figures on our Facebook page. There will be NO Bingo games on April 17 in observance of Holy Thursday.

FAMILY PROMISE OF WNY: Feed the Hungry, Shelter the Homeless. Family Promise offers us the opportunity to perform these acts of charity in a very direct and personal manner. As a support congregation, Blessed Trinity parishioners purchase and deliver groceries to the Family Promise shelter at Ss. Columba-Brigid Parish. With a few more volunteers we could continue this corporal work of mercy at least one day a month. Working in pairs, you could anticipate your turn to occur every third month. We hope you will join us. If you want more background information go to the web site, www.fpwny.org, or contact Amy Johnson (716-836-4694).

• Family Promise is certified by NYS and can house up to six families.
• It is one of only two emergency shelters in Erie County that allow fathers and teenage sons to stay with their family.
• Families are referred by the Dept. of Social Services and receive case management in finding employment and permanent housing, security deposit assistance, day care, school transport, and follow up support upon leaving the shelter.
• In 2020, the Homeless Alliance of WNY rated Family Promise with the best success rate for moving families into permanent homes.

Is it time to update your contact information? During the pandemic when COVID-19 Protocols prevented many from attending church services, the ability to keep in touch by telephone, mail or email took on increased importance. Because not everyone has computer access, really important information is sent in a letter. Even though you are now able to attend Mass in person, this may be a good time to ask yourself: Does the church office have my correct mailing address and phone number? Have I shared my email address? Make sure that we have been notified of any changes in your contact information by completing this form. This is also a chance to let us know if you: wish to receive the bulletin electronically via email, register as a parishioner, or request envelopes. You can also submit the requested information by phoning our secretary at 716-833-0301 any Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday between 10:30am and 2:30pm; sending an email to blessedtrinitychurch [at] gmail [dot] com; or using the contact feature below to submit the information. If you choose either of the last two, please use “Contact Update” as the subject of the email or message.

Enjoy a virtual tour of our Landmark house of worship, courtesy of Buffalo Rising and Explore Buffalo. By Clicking HERE, you will be treated to both exterior and interior photos and more than a little history.

Pilate: “Are you the King of the Jews?” John 18:33
Our First Station of the Cross, “Jesus is Condemned to Death,” painted on copper by Vincent Mundo of New Haven, CT.
Photo credit: Margaret Dick

Week of March 30, 2025 – 4th Sunday of Lent

Mar 30, 2025 | This Week

March 30 – April 6, 2025

To Live-stream the 10AM Sunday Mass, “Follow” Blessed Trinity R. C. Church on Facebook. You will receive a “notification” (under bell symbol) when we go live.

This website also includes a “Bulletins” page where visitors may view an exact copy of the weekly bulletin and inserts in PDF format, as well as a calendar for our Family of Parishes.

News from our Parish

Blessed Trinity welcomed representatives of the Converge Young Adult Ministry from the Diocese of Rochester on Mar 29.
Photo credit: Elizabeth Clay

Happening this week at Blessed Trinity:

Sunday, 3/30 – Conclusion of Icon Retreat, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm in St. Charles Hall
Sunday, 3/30 – After Mass video in church – Sacrament of Reconciliation
Monday, 3/31 – Family Lenten Journey Mass, 7:00 pm in church
Tuesday, 4/1 – Choir Rehearsal at 7:00 pm in church
Wednesday, 4/2 – Helping Hands Food Pantry, 9:30 am-1:30pm in St. Charles Hall – Use Dewey Ave entrance
Thursday, 4/3 – Bingo, upstairs in St. Charles Hall. Doors open at 6:30pm; games begin at 8pm
Friday, 4/4 – Recitation of the Rosary, 11:30am in Daily Mass Chapel (follows 11am Mass)
Sunday, 4/6 – Sodality Board Meeting in church following Mass

Our Final Lenten Journey Mass is this Monday, March 31, 7pm at Blessed Trinity. It will be replaced by a Lenten Penance service next Monday, April 7, at 7pm at St. Martin de Porres.

Rochester Visitors ~ On Saturday, March 29, Elizabeth Clay and Mickey Dick welcomed 31 visitors representing the Converge Young Adult Ministry of the Diocese of Rochester for a tour of our church. They loved the iconography on the church facade, asked great questions, got to enjoy the “best seat in the house” after a climb to the loft and a rousing sing-along with Elizabeth and the Tellers-Kent organ.

Living Stations of the Cross this coming Friday, April 4, 7pm at Ss. Columba-Brigid, featuring children of our Family of Parishes. Even little ones can be part of the crowd if held by an adult. See the entry in this weekend’s bulletin for ways in which you can more fully participate.

Financial Report ~ A parish financial report is available online as an insert to the Feb. 16 bulletin.

Food Pantry in Need of Volunteers ~ The Catholic Central Helping Hands Food Pantry operates EVERY Wednesday from 9:30am – 1:30pm from our St. Charles Hall at 350 Dewey Avenue. Following the “Shopper’s Choice” model, residents of zip codes 14214 & 14215 are welcome to help themselves, according to household size, to portions of carbohydrates, grains, proteins and canned vegetables. Bread and sweets are generally available. The pantry also stocks infant care items. More volunteers are needed. To learn how you might be able to help, call (716) 800-1075 or email ccfp14215 [at] gmail [dot] com for information.

We play Bingo every Thursday in St. Charles Hall, 350 Dewey Ave. Doors open at 6:30pm, concessions open at 7:30, and games begin at 8:00pm. Please plan to join us. You can check the latest carryover figures on our Facebook page.

FAMILY PROMISE OF WNY: Feed the Hungry, Shelter the Homeless. Family Promise offers us the opportunity to perform these acts of charity in a very direct and personal manner. As a support congregation, Blessed Trinity parishioners purchase and deliver groceries to the Family Promise shelter at Ss. Columba-Brigid Parish. With a few more volunteers we could continue this corporal work of mercy at least one day a month. Working in pairs, you could anticipate your turn to occur every third month. We hope you will join us. If you want more background information go to the web site, www.fpwny.org, or contact Amy Johnson (716-836-4694).

• Family Promise is certified by NYS and can house up to six families.
• It is one of only two emergency shelters in Erie County that allow fathers and teenage sons to stay with their family.
• Families are referred by the Dept. of Social Services and receive case management in finding employment and permanent housing, security deposit assistance, day care, school transport, and follow up support upon leaving the shelter.
• In 2020, the Homeless Alliance of WNY rated Family Promise with the best success rate for moving families into permanent homes.

Is it time to update your contact information? During the pandemic when COVID-19 Protocols prevented many from attending church services, the ability to keep in touch by telephone, mail or email took on increased importance. Because not everyone has computer access, really important information is sent in a letter. Even though you are now able to attend Mass in person, this may be a good time to ask yourself: Does the church office have my correct mailing address and phone number? Have I shared my email address? Make sure that we have been notified of any changes in your contact information by completing this form. This is also a chance to let us know if you: wish to receive the bulletin electronically via email, register as a parishioner, or request envelopes. You can also submit the requested information by phoning our secretary at 716-833-0301 any Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday between 10:30am and 2:30pm; sending an email to blessedtrinitychurch [at] gmail [dot] com; or using the contact feature below to submit the information. If you choose either of the last two, please use “Contact Update” as the subject of the email or message.

Enjoy a virtual tour of our Landmark house of worship, courtesy of Buffalo Rising and Explore Buffalo. By Clicking HERE, you will be treated to both exterior and interior photos and more than a little history.

St. Isidore
April 4
In the dome of our church, St. Isidore, patron of farmers, is depicted kneeling with a spade. The painting was done by a local artist, Joseph Mazur.
Photo credit: Gary Kelley

Week of March 23, 2025 – 3rd Sunday of Lent

Mar 22, 2025 | This Week

Feast of the Annunciation of the Lord, March 25
Large ceramic relief in the church narthex depicting the Annunciation. The artist, P. Kuhnle, pictures the Virgin Mary being invited by the Angel Gabriel to be the mother of the Savior. (Luke 1:26-38).
Photo credit: Margaret Dick

March 23 – 30, 2025

To Live-stream the 10AM Sunday Mass, “Follow” Blessed Trinity R. C. Church on Facebook. You will receive a “notification” (under bell symbol) when we go live.

This website also includes a “Bulletins” page where visitors may view an exact copy of the weekly bulletin and inserts in PDF format, as well as a calendar for our Family of Parishes.

News from our Parish

Happening this week at Blessed Trinity:

Sunday, 3/23 – Icon Retreat, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm in St. Charles Hall (Pre-registration required)
Tuesday, 3/25 – Choir Rehearsal at 7:00 pm in church
Wednesday, 3/26 – Helping Hands Food Pantry, 9:30 am-1:30pm in St. Charles Hall – Use Dewey Ave entrance
Thursday, 3/27 – Bingo, upstairs in St. Charles Hall. Doors open at 6:30pm; games begin at 8pm
Friday, 3/28 – Recitation of the Rosary, 11:30am in Daily Mass Chapel (follows 11am Mass)
Saturday, 3/29 – Icon Retreat, 9:00 am – 4:30 pm in St. Charles Hall (Pre-registration required)
Sunday, 3/30 – Icon Retreat, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm in St. Charles Hall (Pre-registration required)
Monday, 3/31 – Family Lenten Journey Mass, 7:00 pm in church

Road to Renewal Update. Father Bob’s message in our March 24 bulletin includes information about the blending  of Families 21 and 23 and upcoming “listening sessions” under the direction of Deacon Don Weigel.

Our Lenten Journey Masses continue this Monday, March 24, 7pm at Ss. Columba-Brigid. Each Monday evening, Mass will be offered at one of the churches in our Family. The complete schedule appears on our Home page. There will be NO 11 AM MASS at Blessed Trinity.

Stations of the Cross this Friday, March 28, 7pm at St. Martin de Porres.

A Unique Icon Retreat incorporating spirituality and artistry continues at Blessed Trinity on Saturday & Sunday, March 29 & 30. Time will be alloted to attend Mass so that retreat participants can fulfill their weekend obligation. The Saturday session on March 29 will include a docent-guided mini-tour of the church highlighting the building’s medieval iconography and display of more than 2,000 Christian symbols.

Your Voice is Urgently Needed! Catholic Relief Services works with organizations around the world to help poor and vulnerable people overcome emergencies, earn a living through agriculture and access affordable health care. They are urging each of us to let our members of Congress know of your deep concern following the Administration’s recent directive to halt almost all U. S. foreign assistance programs. Even Secretary of State Rubio’s exception for lifesaving humanitarian assistance has not yet allowed any funding to move so lifesaving work can continue. This freeze is affecting millions. As people of faith, let us stand shoulder to shoulder with our sisters and brothers in need. Tell Congress to engage with the Administration to continue allowing foreign assistance programs to operate during the review process. You can send your message using one of two links: (1) –  https//:support.crs.org/act/foreign-aid-operations OR (2)  http://https//:votervoice.net/USCCB/Campaign/121405/Respond.

Financial Report ~ A parish financial report is available online as an insert to the Feb. 16 bulletin.

Food Pantry in Need of Volunteers ~ The Catholic Central Helping Hands Food Pantry operates EVERY Wednesday from 9:30am – 1:30pm from our St. Charles Hall at 350 Dewey Avenue. Following the “Shopper’s Choice” model, residents of zip codes 14214 & 14215 are welcome to help themselves, according to household size, to portions of carbohydrates, grains, proteins and canned vegetables. Bread and sweets are generally available. The pantry also stocks infant care items. More volunteers are needed. To learn how you might be able to help, call (716) 800-1075 or email ccfp14215 [at] gmail [dot] com for information.

We play Bingo every Thursday in St. Charles Hall, 350 Dewey Ave. Doors open at 6:30pm, concessions open at 7:30, and games begin at 8:00pm. Please plan to join us. You can check the latest carryover figures on our Facebook page.

FAMILY PROMISE OF WNY: Feed the Hungry, Shelter the Homeless. Family Promise offers us the opportunity to perform these acts of charity in a very direct and personal manner. As a support congregation, Blessed Trinity parishioners purchase and deliver groceries to the Family Promise shelter at Ss. Columba-Brigid Parish. With a few more volunteers we could continue this corporal work of mercy at least one day a month. Working in pairs, you could anticipate your turn to occur every third month. We hope you will join us. If you want more background information go to the web site, www.fpwny.org, or contact Amy Johnson (716-836-4694).

• Family Promise is certified by NYS and can house up to six families.
• It is one of only two emergency shelters in Erie County that allow fathers and teenage sons to stay with their family.
• Families are referred by the Dept. of Social Services and receive case management in finding employment and permanent housing, security deposit assistance, day care, school transport, and follow up support upon leaving the shelter.
• In 2020, the Homeless Alliance of WNY rated Family Promise with the best success rate for moving families into permanent homes.

Is it time to update your contact information? During the pandemic when COVID-19 Protocols prevented many from attending church services, the ability to keep in touch by telephone, mail or email took on increased importance. Because not everyone has computer access, really important information is sent in a letter. Even though you are now able to attend Mass in person, this may be a good time to ask yourself: Does the church office have my correct mailing address and phone number? Have I shared my email address? Make sure that we have been notified of any changes in your contact information by completing this form. This is also a chance to let us know if you: wish to receive the bulletin electronically via email, register as a parishioner, or request envelopes. You can also submit the requested information by phoning our secretary at 716-833-0301 any Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday between 10:30am and 2:30pm; sending an email to blessedtrinitychurch [at] gmail [dot] com; or using the contact feature below to submit the information. If you choose either of the last two, please use “Contact Update” as the subject of the email or message.

Enjoy a virtual tour of our Landmark house of worship, courtesy of Buffalo Rising and Explore Buffalo. By Clicking HERE, you will be treated to both exterior and interior photos and more than a little history.

Ceramic detail in church’s baldachino.
Photo credit: Margaret Dick

Week of March 16, 2025 – 2nd Sunday of Lent

Mar 16, 2025 | This Week

“Then from the cloud came a voice that said, ‘This is my chosen Son; listen to him’.”
Lk 9:35
Detail from Michael Hoffman’s depiction of the Trinity in our church’s baldachino.
Photo credit: Gary Kelley

March 16 – 23, 2025

To Live-stream the 10AM Sunday Mass, “Follow” Blessed Trinity R. C. Church on Facebook. You will receive a “notification” (under bell symbol) when we go live.

This website also includes a “Bulletins” page where visitors may view an exact copy of the weekly bulletin and inserts in PDF format, as well as a calendar for our Family of Parishes.

News from our Parish

Happening this week at Blessed Trinity:

Monday, 3/17 – Family Lenten Journey Mass at 7:00 pm in church
Tuesday, 3/18 – Substance Abuse Prevention Program, 5:30-8:00 p.m. in St. Charles Hall
Tuesday, 3/18 – Choir Rehearsal at 7:00 pm in church
Wednesday, 3/19 – Helping Hands Food Pantry, 9:30 am-1:30pm in St. Charles Hall – Use Dewey Ave entrance
Wednesday, 3/19 – St. Joseph’s Table at 5:00 pm in St. Charles Hall
Wednesday, 3/19 – Parish Council Meeting at 7:00 pm in St. Charles Hall
Thursday, 3/20 – Bingo, upstairs in St. Charles Hall. Doors open at 6:30pm; games begin at 8pm
Friday, 3/21 – Recitation of the Rosary, 11:30am in Daily Mass Chapel (follows 11am Mass)
Friday, 3/21 –  Soup Supper at 6:00 pm in St. Charles Hall followed by Stations of the Cross in church.
Saturday, 3/22 – Icon Retreat, 9:00 am – 4:30 pm in St. Charles Hall (Pre-registration required)
Saturday, 3/22 – Program at 12:30 pm in St. Charles Hall for those caring for loved ones with dementia
Sunday, 3/23 – Icon Retreat, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm in St. Charles Hall (Pre-registration required)

Our Lenten Journey Masses continue this Monday, March 17, 7pm at Blessed Trinity. Each Monday evening, Mass will be offered at one of the churches in our Family. The complete schedule appears on our Home page. There will be NO 11 AM MASS at Blessed Trinity.

Stations of the Cross this Friday, March 21, at Blessed Trinity, preceded by Soup Supper. Our parish will host a soup supper for members of our Parish Family beginning at 6pm this Friday in St. Charles Hall. The Stations of the Cross will be prayed in the church immediately following.

A Unique Icon Retreat incorporating spirituality and artistry is being offered at Blessed Trinity on Saturday & Sunday, March 22 & 23 and March 29 & 30. The registration deadline is Sunday, March 16. Click HERE for detailed information on the retreat and how to register. Call Pat Dyer (716-256-2598) to learn about financial support available for members of our Family of Parishes who wish to attend. Time will be alloted to attend Mass so that retreat participants can fulfill their weekend obligation.  One of the Saturday sessions will also include a docent-guided mini-tour of the church highlighting the building’s medieval iconography and display of more than 2,000 Christian symbols.

Your Voice is Urgently Needed! Catholic Relief Services works with organizations around the world to help poor and vulnerable people overcome emergencies, earn a living through agriculture and access affordable health care. They are urging each of us to let our members of Congress know of your deep concern following the Administration’s recent directive to halt almost all U. S. foreign assistance programs. Even Secretary of State Rubio’s exception for lifesaving humanitarian assistance has not yet allowed any funding to move so lifesaving work can continue. This freeze is affecting millions. As people of faith, let us stand shoulder to shoulder with our sisters and brothers in need. Tell Congress to engage with the Administration to continue allowing foreign assistance programs to operate during the review process. You can send your message using one of two links: (1) –  https//:support.crs.org/act/foreign-aid-operations OR (2)  http://https//:votervoice.net/USCCB/Campaign/121405/Respond.

Financial Report ~ A parish financial report is available online as an insert to the Feb. 16 bulletin.

Food Pantry in Need of Volunteers ~ The Catholic Central Helping Hands Food Pantry operates EVERY Wednesday from 9:30am – 1:30pm from our St. Charles Hall at 350 Dewey Avenue. Following the “Shopper’s Choice” model, residents of zip codes 14214 & 14215 are welcome to help themselves, according to household size, to portions of carbohydrates, grains, proteins and canned vegetables. Bread and sweets are generally available. The pantry also stocks infant care items. More volunteers are needed. To learn how you might be able to help, call (716) 800-1075 or email ccfp14215 [at] gmail [dot] com for information.

We play Bingo every Thursday in St. Charles Hall, 350 Dewey Ave. Doors open at 6:30pm, concessions open at 7:30, and games begin at 8:00pm. Please plan to join us. You can check the latest carryover figures on our Facebook page.

FAMILY PROMISE OF WNY: Feed the Hungry, Shelter the Homeless. Family Promise offers us the opportunity to perform these acts of charity in a very direct and personal manner. As a support congregation, Blessed Trinity parishioners purchase and deliver groceries to the Family Promise shelter at Ss. Columba-Brigid Parish. With a few more volunteers we could continue this corporal work of mercy at least one day a month. Working in pairs, you could anticipate your turn to occur every third month. We hope you will join us. If you want more background information go to the web site, www.fpwny.org, or contact Amy Johnson (716-836-4694).

• Family Promise is certified by NYS and can house up to six families.
• It is one of only two emergency shelters in Erie County that allow fathers and teenage sons to stay with their family.
• Families are referred by the Dept. of Social Services and receive case management in finding employment and permanent housing, security deposit assistance, day care, school transport, and follow up support upon leaving the shelter.
• In 2020, the Homeless Alliance of WNY rated Family Promise with the best success rate for moving families into permanent homes.

Is it time to update your contact information? During the pandemic when COVID-19 Protocols prevented many from attending church services, the ability to keep in touch by telephone, mail or email took on increased importance. Because not everyone has computer access, really important information is sent in a letter. Even though you are now able to attend Mass in person, this may be a good time to ask yourself: Does the church office have my correct mailing address and phone number? Have I shared my email address? Make sure that we have been notified of any changes in your contact information by completing this form. This is also a chance to let us know if you: wish to receive the bulletin electronically via email, register as a parishioner, or request envelopes. You can also submit the requested information by phoning our secretary at 716-833-0301 any Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday between 10:30am and 2:30pm; sending an email to blessedtrinitychurch [at] gmail [dot] com; or using the contact feature below to submit the information. If you choose either of the last two, please use “Contact Update” as the subject of the email or message.

Enjoy a virtual tour of our Landmark house of worship, courtesy of Buffalo Rising and Explore Buffalo. By Clicking HERE, you will be treated to both exterior and interior photos and more than a little history.

Feast of St. Patrick
March17
A depiction of the popular saint holding a symbol of The Trinity – the shamrock – appears in the dome of our church. The painting was done on canvas by local artist, Joseph Mazur,
and then affixed to the dome.
Photo credit: Duane Held

Week of March 9, 2025 – 1st Sunday of Lent

Mar 9, 2025 | This Week

Jesus said to him in reply, “It is written: You shall worship the Lord, your God, and him alone will you serve.” Lk. 4:8

March 9 – 16, 2025

To Live-stream the 10AM Sunday Mass, “Follow” Blessed Trinity R. C. Church on Facebook. You will receive a “notification” (under bell symbol) when we go live.

This website also includes a “Bulletins” page where visitors may view an exact copy of the weekly bulletin and inserts in PDF format, as well as a calendar for our Family of Parishes.

News from our Parish

Happening this week at Blessed Trinity:

Sunday, 3/9 – Cookie Sale after Masses in all Family 21 Parishes
Tuesday, 3/11 – Choir Rehearsal at 7:00 pm in church
Wednesday, 3/12 – Helping Hands Food Pantry 9:30 am-1:30pm in St. Charles Hall – Use Dewey Ave entrance
Thursday, 3/13 – Bingo, upstairs in St. Charles Hall. Doors open at 6:30pm; games begin at 8pm
Friday, 3/14 – Recitation of the Rosary, 11:30am in Daily Mass Chapel (follows 11am Mass)

Our Lenten Journey Masses begin this Monday, March 10, 7pm at St. Martin de Porres. Each Monday evening, Mass will be offered at one of the churches in our Family. The complete schedule appears on our Home page. There will be NO 11 AM MASS at Blessed Trinity.

A Unique Icon Retreat incorporating spirituality and artistry is being offered at Blessed Trinity on Saturday & Sunday, March 22 & 23 and March 29 & 30. Click HERE for detailed information on the retreat and how to register. Call Pat Dyer (716-256-2598) to learn about financial support available for members of our Family of Parishes who wish to attend. Time will be alloted to attend Mass so that retreat participants can fulfill their weekend obligation. Each Saturday, a parish docent will provide a mini-tour of the church highlighting the building’s medieval iconography and display of more than 2,000 Christian symbols.

Your Voice is Urgently Needed! Catholic Relief Services works with organizations around the world to help poor and vulnerable people overcome emergencies, earn a living through agriculture and access affordable health care. They are urging each of us to let our members of Congress know of your deep concern following the Administration’s recent directive to halt almost all U. S. foreign assistance programs. Even Secretary of State Rubio’s exception for lifesaving humanitarian assistance has not yet allowed any funding to move so lifesaving work can continue. This freeze is affecting millions. As people of faith, let us stand shoulder to shoulder with our sisters and brothers in need. Tell Congress to engage with the Administration to continue allowing foreign assistance programs to operate during the review process. You can send your message using one of two links: (1) –  https//:support.crs.org/act/foreign-aid-operations OR (2)  http://https//:votervoice.net/USCCB/Campaign/121405/Respond.

Financial Report ~ A parish financial report is available online as an insert to the Feb. 16 bulletin.

Food Pantry in Need of Volunteers ~ The Catholic Central Helping Hands Food Pantry operates EVERY Wednesday from 9:30am – 1:30pm from our St. Charles Hall at 350 Dewey Avenue. Following the “Shopper’s Choice” model, residents of zip codes 14214 & 14215 are welcome to help themselves, according to household size, to portions of carbohydrates, grains, proteins and canned vegetables. Bread and sweets are generally available. The pantry also stocks infant care items. More volunteers are needed. To learn how you might be able to help, call (716) 800-1075 or email ccfp14215 [at] gmail [dot] com for information.

We play Bingo every Thursday in St. Charles Hall, 350 Dewey Ave. Doors open at 6:30pm, concessions open at 7:30, and games begin at 8:00pm. Please plan to join us. You can check the latest carryover figures on our Facebook page.

FAMILY PROMISE OF WNY: Feed the Hungry, Shelter the Homeless. Family Promise offers us the opportunity to perform these acts of charity in a very direct and personal manner. As a support congregation, Blessed Trinity parishioners purchase and deliver groceries to the Family Promise shelter at Ss. Columba-Brigid Parish. With a few more volunteers we could continue this corporal work of mercy at least one day a month. Working in pairs, you could anticipate your turn to occur every third month. We hope you will join us. If you want more background information go to the web site, www.fpwny.org, or contact Amy Johnson (716-836-4694).

• Family Promise is certified by NYS and can house up to six families.
• It is one of only two emergency shelters in Erie County that allow fathers and teenage sons to stay with their family.
• Families are referred by the Dept. of Social Services and receive case management in finding employment and permanent housing, security deposit assistance, day care, school transport, and follow up support upon leaving the shelter.
• In 2020, the Homeless Alliance of WNY rated Family Promise with the best success rate for moving families into permanent homes.

Is it time to update your contact information? During the pandemic when COVID-19 Protocols prevented many from attending church services, the ability to keep in touch by telephone, mail or email took on increased importance. Because not everyone has computer access, really important information is sent in a letter. Even though you are now able to attend Mass in person, this may be a good time to ask yourself: Does the church office have my correct mailing address and phone number? Have I shared my email address? Make sure that we have been notified of any changes in your contact information by completing this form. This is also a chance to let us know if you: wish to receive the bulletin electronically via email, register as a parishioner, or request envelopes. You can also submit the requested information by phoning our secretary at 716-833-0301 any Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday between 10:30am and 2:30pm; sending an email to blessedtrinitychurch [at] gmail [dot] com; or using the contact feature below to submit the information. If you choose either of the last two, please use “Contact Update” as the subject of the email or message.

Enjoy a virtual tour of our Landmark house of worship, courtesy of Buffalo Rising and Explore Buffalo. By Clicking HERE, you will be treated to both exterior and interior photos and more than a little history.

“A good tree does not bear rotten fruit, nor does a rotten tree bear good fruit. For every tree is known by its own fruit.” Lk. 6:43-44
Dry tree and apple tree corbels on right nave wall.
Photo credit: Gary Kelley

Week of March 2, 2025 – 8th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Mar 1, 2025 | This Week

Ash Wednesday
March 5
11 AM Mass with distribution of ashes

March 2 – 9, 2025

To Live-stream the 10AM Sunday Mass, “Follow” Blessed Trinity R. C. Church on Facebook. You will receive a “notification” (under bell symbol) when we go live.

This website also includes a “Bulletins” page where visitors may view an exact copy of the weekly bulletin and inserts in PDF format, as well as a calendar for our Family of Parishes.

News from our Parish

Happening this week at Blessed Trinity:

Sunday, 3/2 – Women’s Meet-and-Greet, 11:30 am in St. Charles Hall, hosted by the Ladies Sodality
Monday, 3/3 – ZOOM.Scripture Studies at 6:30 pm; “The Prophets.” (Last class until after Easter)
Tuesday, 3/4 – Choir Rehearsal at 7:00 pm in church
Wednesday, 3/5 – Helping Hands Food Pantry 9:30 am-1:30pm in St. Charles Hall – Use Dewey Ave entrance
Thursday, 3/6 – Bingo, upstairs in St. Charles Hall. Doors open at 6:30pm; games begin at 8pm
Friday, 3/7 – Recitation of the Rosary, 11:30am in Daily Mass Chapel (follows 11am Mass)
Saturday, 3/8 – Family Faith Formation, 1:00-2:30 pm in St. Charles Hall
Sunday, 3/9 – Cookie Sale after Masses in all Family 21 Parishes

Family of Parishes Update – Please see Father Bob’s column in this week’s bulletin.

All women are invited to the Ladies Sodality “Meet-and Greet” this Sunday, March 2, in St. Charles Hall. The program includes a business meeting with a limited agenda and a presentation on the Rosary and the facts and legends its history reveals. Approximate start time:11:30am. Refreshments will be served. Think Mardi Gras and wear your purples, greens and golds.

A carpenter’s tools, symbols of labor and St. Joseph, appear overhead in the church narthex.
Photo Credit: Margaret Dick

A Unique Icon Retreat incorporating spirituality and artistry is being offered at Blessed Trinity on Saturday & Sunday, March 22 & 23 and March 29 & 30. Click HERE for detailed information on the retreat and how to register. Call Pat Dyer (716-256-2598) to learn about financial support available for members of our Family of Parishes who wish to attend. Time will be alloted to attend Mass so that retreat participants can fulfill their weekend obligation. Each Saturday, a parish docent will provide a mini-tour of the church highlighting the building’s medieval iconography and display of more than 2,000 Christian symbols.

Your Voice is Urgently Needed! Catholic Relief Services works with organizations around the world to help poor and vulnerable people overcome emergencies, earn a living through agriculture and access affordable health care. They are urging each of us to let our members of Congress know of your deep concern following the Administration’s recent directive to halt almost all U. S. foreign assistance programs. Even Secretary of State Rubio’s exception for lifesaving humanitarian assistance has not yet allowed any funding to move so lifesaving work can continue. This freeze is affecting millions. As people of faith, let us stand shoulder to shoulder with our sisters and brothers in need. Tell Congress to engage with the Administration to continue allowing foreign assistance programs to operate during the review process. You can send your message using one of two links: (1) –  https//:support.crs.org/act/foreign-aid-operations OR (2)  http://https//:votervoice.net/USCCB/Campaign/121405/Respond.

Financial Report ~ A parish financial report is available online as an insert to the Feb. 16 bulletin.

Food Pantry in Need of Volunteers ~ The Catholic Central Helping Hands Food Pantry operates EVERY Wednesday from 9:30am – 1:30pm from our St. Charles Hall at 350 Dewey Avenue. Following the “Shopper’s Choice” model, residents of zip codes 14214 & 14215 are welcome to help themselves, according to household size, to portions of carbohydrates, grains, proteins and canned vegetables. Bread and sweets are generally available. The pantry also stocks infant care items. More volunteers are needed. To learn how you might be able to help, call (716) 800-1075 or email ccfp14215 [at] gmail [dot] com for information.

We play Bingo every Thursday in St. Charles Hall, 350 Dewey Ave. Doors open at 6:30pm, concessions open at 7:30, and games begin at 8:00pm. Please plan to join us. You can check the latest carryover figures on our Facebook page.

FAMILY PROMISE OF WNY: Feed the Hungry, Shelter the Homeless. Family Promise offers us the opportunity to perform these acts of charity in a very direct and personal manner. As a support congregation, Blessed Trinity parishioners purchase and deliver groceries to the Family Promise shelter at Ss. Columba-Brigid Parish. With a few more volunteers we could continue this corporal work of mercy at least one day a month. Working in pairs, you could anticipate your turn to occur every third month. We hope you will join us. If you want more background information go to the web site, www.fpwny.org, or contact Amy Johnson (716-836-4694).

• Family Promise is certified by NYS and can house up to six families.
• It is one of only two emergency shelters in Erie County that allow fathers and teenage sons to stay with their family.
• Families are referred by the Dept. of Social Services and receive case management in finding employment and permanent housing, security deposit assistance, day care, school transport, and follow up support upon leaving the shelter.
• In 2020, the Homeless Alliance of WNY rated Family Promise with the best success rate for moving families into permanent homes.

Is it time to update your contact information? During the pandemic when COVID-19 Protocols prevented many from attending church services, the ability to keep in touch by telephone, mail or email took on increased importance. Because not everyone has computer access, really important information is sent in a letter. Even though you are now able to attend Mass in person, this may be a good time to ask yourself: Does the church office have my correct mailing address and phone number? Have I shared my email address? Make sure that we have been notified of any changes in your contact information by completing this form. This is also a chance to let us know if you: wish to receive the bulletin electronically via email, register as a parishioner, or request envelopes. You can also submit the requested information by phoning our secretary at 716-833-0301 any Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday between 10:30am and 2:30pm; sending an email to blessedtrinitychurch [at] gmail [dot] com; or using the contact feature below to submit the information. If you choose either of the last two, please use “Contact Update” as the subject of the email or message.

Enjoy a virtual tour of our Landmark house of worship, courtesy of Buffalo Rising and Explore Buffalo. By Clicking HERE, you will be treated to both exterior and interior photos and more than a little history.

“A good tree does not bear rotten fruit, nor does a rotten tree bear good fruit. For every tree is known by its own fruit.” Lk. 6:43-44
Dry tree and apple tree corbels on right nave wall.
Photo credit: Gary Kelley