Spiritual Life at Trinity
At Trinity Catholic School, Catholic Faith Formation is incorporated into everything we do - prayer, Catholic social teaching, and gospel values shape each school day. In partnership with families, we help students grow in wisdom, knowledge, and service to God and others, forming compassionate, faithful members of the global community.
- Prayer is central to our school day - each day begins with prayer, as well as before meals and snacks
- Religion instruction included in each school day
- All students attend weekly school Mass
- Students lead each Mass as readers, altar servers, and musicians
- In partnership with parents, our teachers, pastors, and volunteers provide sacramental preparation for students receiving First Reconciliation and First Holy Communion
- Retreats at all grade levels offer age-appropriate ways for students to encounter Christ and deepen their faith
- Quarterly student-led weekend Mass at our supporting parishes
- Special Church celebrations and Masses, including Veterans Day Mass, May Crowning, Stations of the Cross, all Holy Days of Obligation (when school is in session), and Ash Wednesday
- All students and staff participate in both class and school-wide service projects
- Signs of faith throughout the school provides a visible reminder of Christ's presence
- Annual celebration of Catholic education during nationally-observed Catholic Schools Week
ServiceThrough service, students grow in faith, empathy, leadership, and teamwork while developing a lasting commitment to living as Christ’s hands and feet in the world.
EXAMPLES OF SERVICE AT TRINITY CATHOLIC SCHOOL
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Trinity Saintly Service Hours
The Saintly Service Hours Program for 5th and 6th grade students at Trinity Catholic School supports our mission to form future saints, disciples of Christ who live out their faith through action. Rooted in the mystery of the Holy Trinity - God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit - this program reflects our call to serve others as an expression of God’s love. Each year, students are encouraged to earn 25 service hours; students who achieve 50 or more service hours throughout their time at Trinity Catholic School are presented the Red Cord Award at the 6th grade graduation ceremony.


