CHURCH CLOSED FOR RENOVATION
MAY 25—DECEMBER 2026
ALL MASSES IN PARISH HALL

WHAT IS IT?

Our goal in 2026 is to renovate Holy Trinity Catholic Church’s interior appearance so that our parish family and visitors might be inspired by the beauty of God’s kingdom to follow the example of Blessed Stanley Rother and share the faith from generation to generation. 

 The full scope of this project will provide the church with a renewed and inspiring decorative scheme that recaptures and respects the original architectural intent while maintaining the prayerful and inviting warmth of our sacred space. The decorative project will address: 

• PLASTER RESTORATION ON EVERY SURFACE. 
• A NEW DECORATIVE PAINT SCHEME. 
• UPDATED APSE MURAL. 
• NEW FREESTANDING ALTAR IN THE SANCTUARY. 
• NEW AND RESTORED LIGHTING. 
• NEW AUDIO SYSTEMS. 
• NEW FLOORING. 

WHY GIVE TO OUR CAMPAIGN? 

We are called to be stewards of the beautiful gifts God has given us. Renovating the interior of Holy Trinity Catholic Church expresses our gratitude for the blessings we have received and our commitment to pass on the faith from generation to generation. As Catholics, we believe beauty is not a luxury—it is essential for lifting hearts to God. Bishop Robert Barron reminds us that “Beauty is the arrowhead of evangelization; it is the way that leads most readily to the good and the true.” A beautiful church does not merely please the eye; it forms the soul. It proclaims that God dwells among us, and it invites all to encounter the divine. 

Holy Trinity Catholic Church is a sacred space where generations have encountered Christ in the Eucharist, celebrated the sacraments, and received the gift of faith. This is the church in which Blessed Stanley Rother was baptized, received confirmation and first communion, and celebrated his first Mass. By investing in our parish church’s beauty, we ensure that future generations will experience the same sense of wonder and reverence that has inspired those before us. The From Generation to Generation campaign invites us to be part of this legacy, restoring our church not just as a building, but as a place of prayer, community, welcome, and evangelization, where the beauty of God’s house proclaims His presence and draws souls closer to Him.