Stations of the Cross: Join us to pray the Stations of the Cross every Friday during the Season of Lent at 11:30 am, followed by the Holy Mass at 12:05 pm.
Mark your calendar now to attend the Diocese of Shreveport annual Red Mass at Holy Trinity on Friday, May 3, 2024. This Mass honors attorneys, judges, and others in the legal profession who work to promote the virtue of Justice. Our 2024 honoree will be the Five Priests of the 1873 Yellow Fever Epidemic, who served in our very own parish. On this day we will pray especially for His Eminence Cardinal Christophe Pierre, Apostolic Nuncio to the United States.
Holy Trinity is proud to present Daily Lenten Reflections by Bishop Robert Barron. Just click the link button below. Updated every day for your lenten Journey.
During 2023, Holy Trinity and the City of Shreveport conducted a series of events to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the Yellow Fever Epidemic, which claimed the lives of nearly 25% of the city’s population in 1873. Click www.shreveportmartyrs.org or www.shreveportyellowfever.com to learn more.
During the June 2023 plenary meeting in Orlando, FL, the USCCB gave unanimous assent that the Cause for Canonization continue for the five Shreveport Servants of God. What exciting news that five priests who served in our own parish could become canonized saints! Together let us celebrate their lives and their service during the 1873 Shreveport Yellow Fever Epidemic.
Do you know of any man or woman discerning a vocation to priesthood or religious life? Contact the Diocese of Shreveport Office of Vocations, or click (here) for information.
View our Mass broadcasts every weekday (except Thursdays) with crystal clear audio and video at 7:25 am, plus every Sunday at 10:30 am, via FaceBook. Click (here) to view on Facebook, or click the big red "Live Webcast" button on the top menu above. (Webcast begins 2-3 minutes before each Mass.)
Please consider making provisions in your estate plans, trusts, annuities, stocks and securities, retirement plans, insurance policies or endowments to support Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Naming our parish as a beneficiary is a legally simple process. And because we are a qualifying charitable organization, assets left to Holy Trinity are not depleted by taxes. We are very grateful for every gift!