Service

Healing and Comfort Ministry  ─ Trained Eucharistic Ministers provide care and service to sick and homebound Catholics in our community. This includes taking Holy Communion to and visiting with parishioners or Catholics in and around our parish community who are experiencing acute or chronic illnesses or disabilities and are hospitalized, home-bound, or in assisted living and nursing homes. Weekly commitment.

Parish Meal Train  ─ This ministry organizes volunteers to bring home-delivered meals to parishioners during times of need.

St. Vincent de Paul Society helps the needy in the Springfield area in a variety of ways, including distributing funds donated by parishioners to families and individuals in the form of utility assistance. We support LifeHouse Crisis Maternity Home by providing a meal several times a year. Our group participates in quarterly special projects, such as preparing and distributing toiletry kits to veterans and homeless individuals, and providing foot care kits to homeless individuals at the Hope Connection event. Meetings are monthly.

The Knights of Columbus is the world's largest Catholic fraternal organization. Membership is limited to practicing Catholic men. The Knights of Columbus focus on Charity, Unity with the Church, Fraternity, and Patriotism. The Holy Spirit Council, 9533, is aligned with Holy Trinity and Sacred Heart Parishes.

Our Lady's Rosary Makers ─ Our mission is to spread Our Lady's message to pray the Rosary for peace and personal needs. We make mission Rosaries for the Catholic Schools, the community, and foreign missions. We meet on the first Monday of each month at 1:00 p.m. at Holy Trinity. We welcome all who want to learn to make mission Rosaries.

Knitting & Crocheting Group meets weekly on Mondays of each month (except holidays) at 1:00 p.m. in the Parish Center. We knit, crochet, and visit while creating handmade items for groups in need. All are welcome, no dues, no requirements.

Parish Council of Catholic Women (PCCW) is a spiritual and service oriented organization comprised of all adult women of the parish. The purpose of PCCW is to develop spirituality, encourage fellowship, and foster leadership among the women in our parish, region, and diocese. PCCW serves the parish and community in several ways, assisting with the Parish Picnic and with various receptions. The Fall Bazaar is an annual event. We welcome and encourage all women of the parish to become active participants in the Parish CCW. We meet on the third Monday of the month. Special programs on a variety of subjects are offered several times a year. Events are announced in the bulletin.

St. Monica's Guild is a group of women who actively participate in many parish functions and community needs that include the following: bake sale booth at the Fall Bazaar; regular support of Newborns in Need by donating baby items; responding to and supporting CCW needs; assisting with preparing and serving meals, such as funeral dinners, lunch twice a year for the Association for the Blind, and a Christmas luncheon for parish staff; and visiting and supporting community organizations such as The Kitchen, Harmony House, and St. Joseph's Academy. The Guild meets the third Thursday of each month.

Women for Cures ─ Holy Trinity's Women for Cures group (formerly known as Relay for Life Team) works throughout the year to raise money to support cancer survivors and life-saving research. While our focus is on helping cancer patients and survivors, we also support organizations such as Children's Miracle Network and Ronald McDonald House. We also encourage fellowship among our parishioners. Anyone interested is encouraged to join the group. Meetings are scheduled as needed.