As Catholics, we believe the Eucharist is the actual body, blood, soul and divinity of Jesus Christ and is the source and summit of our Christian life. Receiving the Eucharist nourishes our souls and transforms us into the likeness of Christ. The Celebration of the Eucharist is called the Holy Mass. Receiving the Eucharist in Mass is a beautiful gift we have as Catholics and unites us not only with Christ, but with our fellow Catholics. Receiving the Eucharist during a time of sickness or before death strengthens our communion with Christ and his Church, and is our most efficacious means to enter the eternal Kingdom of Heaven.

Preparation for First Holy Communion takes place in the 2 nd grade. It focuses on teaching the child about Jesus in the Eucharist, how to prepare yourself before receiving the Eucharist, and the importance of receiving the Eucharist regularly. Part of preparing for First Holy Communion is participating in the Sacrament of Penance in order to have your soul ready to receive Jesus. The class for both of these sacraments is held on Wednesday evenings from September through April. Use this link to enroll your child. If you are an adult that has never received First Holy Communion, please visit the becoming Catholic page.

Contact Emily Pickett, Director of Evangelization, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 405-653-8846 for help.

Communion is available every day at Holy Trinity. See the Mass schedule on the homepage for times.

Communion to the Sick

Communion is brought to our parishioners who are homebound every Thursday. Please notify the Church office at 405-263-7930 if you or someone you know would like to have communion brought to the home.

If you are dying and in need of the sacraments contact (405) 263-7930 and follow the prompts.