"The
Church needs your energies,
your ideals, your enthusiasm to make the
Gospel of Life penetrate the fabric of
society, transforming people's
hearts and
the structure of society to create a
civilization of justice
and love."
Who Are The Trinity Missionaries: Father Thomas Judge, founder of The Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity, had a vision of Church. He saw every Catholic called to the missionary life - reaching out to alienated Catholics, caring for the poor. Father Judge founded our community in 1929 here in North America. Our full title is Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity, but we are popularly called Trinity Missions. We are part of a vibrant missionary family of laity, sisters, brothers, deacons and priests called the Missionary Cenacle Family. The oldest Missionary family in the U.S.A. We have been sending men and women, laity, religious and ordained on mission since 1916! For more info on the Missionary Cenacle Family see our Web-site at: www.mcenacle.org.
Missionary
Priest, Brother
Missionary
Servants of the Most Holy Trinity
You will find them moving from mission to mission, facing the unknown,
bringing to those in need the spirit of hope. You will find them among
the poor, the abandoned, the neglected - among migrants in California,
the Choctaw native Americans in Mississippi, in the soup kitchens of Cleveland
and the rural hills of Puerto Rico and Mexico. They are the Trinity Missionary
brothers and priests. "Other directed" men who heard His call:
"If one of you wants to be great, he must be a servant to the rest."
How do you know if God is calling you?
 Fr. John Ford, Pastor Catholic Church in DeLisle Pass Christian, Mississippi |
Poverty
- "as I experience it, is
an atmosphere,
an attitude which provides
the significance to what I do."
- Fr. John Edmunds
Chastity
- "I have come to see that I belong to another ... to Jesus."
- Fr. Stan Bosch
For
more detailed information on our mission and purpose click here.
For more information:
Fr. Charley Piatt, S.T.
9001 New Hampshire Ave.
Silver Spring, MD 20903
(800) 298-5602
frcharleyst@trinitymissions.org
Missionary
Sister
Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity
Are you an active Catholic woman between the ages of 18 to 35?
Do you have a compassionate heart? a desire to DO something for those in need?
Do you
wish you could share your faith with others, 
and work to bring Catholics
back the the Church?
Do you have flexibility and spirit of adventure to work in new places and other cultures?
Do you have the humility and sense of humor to be able to work on a team?
Do you want all of this, and the support of a religious family, too?
MAYBE YOU BELONG IN OUR FAMILY?
We are Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity, and we are proud to belong to the Missionary Cenacle Family. In a number of our missions we work side by side with the lay men and women or with the priests and brothers who are also part of our Family. Our calling is the same:
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to do abandoned work that would not get
done unless we took it on. -
to preserve the Catholic Faith among those who are in danger of losing it.
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to teach every Catholic to be an apostle in his or her daily life.
We are a canonically recognized order of Roman Catholic sisters, founded to serve the poor and abandoned in the Americas. We work in the United States, Puerto Rico, and Mexico, in a variety of ministries. No matter if we are serving in social work, parish work, nursing, teaching, or in some other work, we are missionaries.
More and more young Catholic women are investigating the religious life option than ever before. Is the Holy Spirit moving in YOUR life? It is hard to be sure, isn't it? Don't wait until you are "sure" you have a vocation! Investigate this exciting possibility now! Take a no-risk step by requesting information from:
Sr. Olivia Montejano, M.S.B.T.
3501 Solly Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19136
(215) 335-7534
voc@msbt.org
Or visit the Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity Web Site at: www.msbt.org
Lay
Missionary
Missionary
Cenacle Apostolate
You don't have to leave family, home or work place to be a missionary.
Members of the Missionary Cenacle Apostolate are lay people who live an
apostolic life and do missionary work in their daily lives. They are
instruments
of God's love to the poor and all who are not experiencing the love of
Christ. They from small communities of Cenacle Lay Missionaries who pray
together and encourage one another in their missionary works. Some are
single men and women, some are married couples. All are dedicated to sharing
the Good News wherever they find themselves.
For more information:
Peggy Clark, MCA
1601 Green Street
Tallahassee, FL 32303-5434
mnmclark2005@comcast.net
Missionary
Secular Institute
Blessed Trinity Missionary Institute
A person who wishes to seek Christian perfection through the private profession
of the vows of Poverty, Chastity, and Obedience can do so without joining
a religious community. While remaining secular and retaining secular dress,
employment and living conditions, members of the Blessed Trinity Missionary
Institute not only remain the the society in which they live, but form
a vital part of it, with a mission to bring Christ to the world around
them.
For more information:
Mary Nell Pecot, Councilor (Vocation Chair)
C/O Church of the Holy Spirit
8570 Vaughn Road
Montgomery, AL 36117
Phone: 334.207.0342
mnpecot@aol.com
Or
Rosa Tirado (General Custodian)
154-14 Ash Ave.
Flushing, NY 11355
Phone: 718.359.5910
roniltirado@earthlink.net
God our Father, we pray that you would bless our church, and especially the Cenacle Family, with many members who are filled with a missionary spirit.
Extend your call to our youth, and instill in them the desire to devote themselves to you and to the service of your people, especially in the abandoned areas of your vineyard.
Strengthen us in the vocation we have received. May our lives give witness to others of the joy of serving you.
We ask this through Christ your Son, in the power of the Holy Spirit.
Amen.