April 26, 2015 - Holy Trinity Catholic Church

Fourth Sunday of Easter
April 26 2015
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9150 Pflumm / Lenexa, Kansas 66215
Website: www.htlenexa.org / email: [email protected]
We are a Catholic family who loves, grows and lives in faith through Jesus Christ
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Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Liturgy
Liturgical Formation
Encountering Christ in the words of the Mass—After
greeting the altar, the priest and deacon go to their
chairs. All make the sign of the Cross, a gesture
and prayer that wraps them in the salvific power of
the Crucifixion and the care of the Trinity. The
priest-celebrant greets the people, using one of
three ritual formulas. These greetings signify
Christ’s presence to the gathered community, and
with the people’s response (“And with your spirit”)
the “mystery of the Church gathered together is
made manifest” (GIRM, 50). We recall here that
the Old Testament gathering at Mt. Sinai prefigures
the Church. At this first divine assembly, 1) God
calls his people together 2) to hear his word; 3) the
people give their assent to what they have heard,
and they 4) seal their bond or covenant with a
sacrifice. Called the “ecclesia” in the Septuagint (the
Greek version of the Old Testament), this
gathering of God’s chosen is identified by its first
step, the necessary “calling out” of the people:
without the call, there can be no ecclesia. The same
is true for the liturgy of the Church, for the entire
ecclesia depends upon the Lord’ call spoken through
the voice of his priests.
The people’s response to each of these greetings is
the same: “And with your spirit” (Et cum spiritu tuo).
Like the greetings that are expressed in St. Paul’s
letters, the substance of this traditional response
also is found there. Saint Paul concludes his Letter
to the Galatians with “The grace of our Lord Jesus
Christ be with your spirit, brothers. Amen” (6:18),
and his Second Letter to Timothy similarly, “The
Lord be with your spirit, Grace be with all of
you” (4:22). The fact that these salutations appear
at the end of his letters leads some liturgists to see
a parallel between the greeting and response at the
Mass’ beginning and the same greeting and response
in its Concluding Rites.
Past Homilies Online
"Had trouble hearing or missed part of the homily on
Sunday? Go to http://www.frvincehuber.org/ for past
Sunday and weekday homilies."
Congratulations
Baptism:
*
Kendall Ann O’Donnell, daughter of Brett and
Emily (Stroud) O’Donnell
Marriage:
*
Alex Keith and Lauren West
April 18, 2015
Rest in Peace
Edward Mayfield, father of John and Tom Mayfield
Welcome to Our
New Parishioners
Bill Matzeder
Jeff Ramstad
Weekly Faith Sharing
We recommend that parish households set aside a specific
time each week to pray, read the scriptures for the liturgy
you celebrated this weekend, reflect and discuss the
Scriptures using the question we offer as a starting point.
Gospel ~ John 10:11–18
Question ~ Whom are you shepherding in your
life right now, and who shepherds you?
Readings for the Week of April 26
Monday: Acts 11:1-18; Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4; Jn 10:1-10
Tuesday: Acts 11:19-26; Ps 87:1b-7; Jn 10:22-30
Wednesday: Acts 12:24 -- 13:5a; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8;
Jn 12:44-50
Thursday: Acts 13:13-25: Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25, 27;
Jn 13:16-20
Friday: Acts 13:26-33; Ps 2:6-11ab; Jn 14:1-6 or (for the
memorial) Gn 1:26 -- 2:3 or Col 3:14-15, 17,
23-24; Ps 90:2-4, 12-14, 16; Mt 13:54-58
Saturday: Acts 13:44-52; Ps 98:1-4; Jn 14:7-14
Sunday: Acts 9:26-31; Ps 22:26-28, 30-32;
1 Jn 3:18-24; Jn 15:1-8
Readings can be found at www.usccb.org.
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Mass Intentions
THIS WEEKEND
APRIL 25 & 26
SATURDAY
4:00PM—Jill Arnold by Bob & Rosemary Sanders
SUNDAY
7:30AM—People of the Parish
9:30AM—Cecil & Margaret Ann Koechner by The Family
11:30AM—Sp. Int: Jan Smith by Hadley
5:00PM—Luella Doherty by Daniel & Christy Towel
MONDAY
APRIL 27
6:45AM—Dan Conn by Mark & Spica Wassmer Family
8:15AM—Jill Arnold by Helen Gabbert
TUESDAY
APRIL 28
6:45AM—Kathleen Eide by Patty Dockhan
8:15AM—Sp. Int: Charles Goering by Jan Smith
WEDNESDAY
APRIL 29
6:45AM—Dr. Carole Shelton-Bacon by Curt & Jeanne
Wichman
8:15AM—Birthday of Queen Isabella
THURSDAY
APRIL 30
6:45AM—Phil Achey by Mark & Spica Wassmer Family
8:15AM—Ed Gast by John & Karen Znidarsic
FRIDAY
MAY 1
6:45AM—James Doherty by Marty & Betty Rogowski
8:15AM—Lucille Bauer by Jim & Shirley Gampper
SATURDAY
MAY 2
8:00AM—Mark Smith by Kurt Eide & Family
4:00PM—Mark Dodd by Deacon Stuart & Marsha Holland
SUNDAY
MAY 3
7:30AM—Bill Griffin by Mike & Sandy Cannon
9:30AM—Margaret McDonough by Kathy Stark
11:30AM—People of the Parish
5:00PM—John Kirksey by Mark & Spica Wassmer Family
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: 4:00 pm
Mass in Spanish: 6:00 pm in the Stone Chapel
Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 am, 5:00 pm
Weekdays: 6:45 am & 8:15 am
Saturday Morning: 8:00 am
Holy Days: As Announced
RECONCILIATION:
Wednesday: 6:00 pm
Saturday: 2:45 pm – 3:45 pm, or anytime by
appointment
Please pray for those who
need our prayers…...
for the homeless, the jobless, the addicted, the
imprisoned, or the physically or emotionally ill
and the sick, including:
Edie Gast, Aidan Loney, Anna Schlagel, Mike Dunn,
Crystal Maguire, Shirley Bolsenga, Anne Fields,
Kate Klusman, Kevin Jennings, Kathleen Mosher,
Lois Dasenbrock, Alan Engel, Marilyn Suellentrop,
Frank Stallbories, Jeanne Mense, Hoi Ha, Carol
Stamm, Don Brawley, Judy Ambler, Dorothy Bohr,
Dan Menke, Anna Italiano, Caroline Sigona, Betty
McAulay & others we may have missed
For privacy reasons, the individual or an immediate family member
must contact us for their name to be added to the Prayer List.
“Rejoice in the Lord always”
Perpetual Adoration
Special needs are:
Sunday ~ Noon
Monday ~ 2:00 am
Wednesday ~ 2:00 am
Thursday ~ 2:00 am & 2:00 pm
Saturday ~ 10:00 am, 7:00 pm & 8:00 pm
*Additional adorers needed for these hours.
Additional participants are welcome at all hours.
To be an adorer, call:
Eileen Daly
Kathy Sexton
913-492-4211
913-888-1230
Pray the Rosary
Every weekday at 6:15 AM
in the Church.
∗ Every weekday at 7:40AM in the
Adoration Chapel.
∗ Every Wednesday at 2:30PM—Mothers Rosary Prayer
Group, all are invited to join in prayer in the Adoration
Chapel.
* Every Saturday after the 8:00AM Mass in the Church.
∗ Every Sunday at 3:00PM—Divine Mercy Hour prayer group,
please join them in silent prayer in the Adoration Chapel
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Parish News
Upcoming Server Education & Training
New servers are required to complete a 2-hour session
before they can be added to the schedule. Parents are
invited. Parents of new servers should plan to stay for at
least the first 15 minutes.
WHEN: Saturday - May 2nd & May 16th
TIME: 9:00 - 11:00 am
WHERE: Church (gather in the Gast Social Room)
WHO: -Any current server who did not attend a
session last fall (for a refresher and updated
instructions from Fr. Mike).
-Any student 6th grade and higher
-Any student entering the 6th grade in the fall of
2015
-Any high school student
-Any adult wishing to join the server corps
(service at the request of the pastor)
Be prepared by reviewing the Server Guide before you
arrive and please be on time. Refer to the parish website (htlenexa.org/Get involved/Worship/Altar Servers)
for a copy of the documents: The Server Guide and the
Order of the Mass. For more information, contact Wendell Willis at [email protected]
Parish News
Donald F. “Cuz” and Jane T. Klein
Scholarship Endowment
This scholarship endowment honors the Klein’s by giving
away scholarships to individuals who embody their love
of community, family and church. The scholarships will
be given to high school seniors from Holy Trinity Parish
in Lenexa. A one-time scholarship award made in
accordance with the CFNEK distribution policy will be
sent in the recipient(s) name to the college of choice
upon proof of enrollment. Applications will be available
through the Holy Trinity Parish office. Applications are
to be filled out and returned to the parish office by May
30, 2015. The recipient(s) will be notified by telephone,
announced in the bulletin and recognized at the annual
Klein golf tournament. The name of the recipient(s) and
college of enrollment must be provided to CFNEK prior
to issuance of the award.
2014 Don and Jane Klein Scholarship recipients and their
parents.
Haley Humphry - Dave & Roxanne Humphry
Catherine Spale - Randy & Martha Spale
Maureen Graham - Tom & Ann Graham
Molly Klein - Dan & Anne Klein
Yo u t h S u m m e r T r i p
Only 8 spots left—register now!!
Join over 250 students from other parishes around the
country for a week at Life Teen camp in Tiger, GA.
Whitewater rafting, high ropes, obstacle courses & some
of the best evening experiences of the faith and life stuff.
Check out the ‘Camp Promo’ video on our website.
This is the big trip!
click here to register—www.htyouthministry.org
Save the Date!!
& your stuff for our huge
youth ministry garage sale
collections begin late spring/early summer
Rockadilly
Rummage
JULY 30-AUG. 1ST
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Parish News
BAKE SALE! Please satisfy your sweet
tooth and support the 3 teams from
Holy Trinity 5th Grade Destination
Imagination Global Finals Trip
to Knoxville Tennessee by shopping at
their bake sale after each mass on May 2nd and 3rd.
Thank you!
5th Grade Destination Imagination Teams
Memorial Day Mass Schedule
Masses on Memorial Day, May 25 will be 6:45am and
8:15am in the Stone Chapel.
Mass Location Change
Starting Tuesday, May 26th and running through the
Saturday, August 15, weekday Masses and Saturday
morning Mass will be held in the Stone Chapel.
Come and See:
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
Evening
Wednesday, April 29, 7 PM
Atrium Space, upper level Fr. Quigley
Center
Have your children been attending
CATECHESIS of the
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
GOOD SHEPHERD
sessions through the HTEEC or school
and you want to see for yourself what it's all about? Are
you wanting to enroll your children in CGS and would
like to know what they'll be doing in the atrium? Or, are
you considering becoming a catechist or atrium
volunteer and need to know how to get started? Come
to our Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Come and See
event Wednesday, April 29 at 7PM. Holy Trinity
catechists and CGS director Diane Olsen will be
demonstrating some of the presentations given in the
atrium, giving tours, and answering questions. We are
blessed to have this beautiful program at Holy Trinity,
come and see how you can take advantage of it and help
it to continue to grow! Questions and RSVPs can be
addressed to D'Arcy Haeusser,
[email protected].
How to Register or update
your contact information:
Stop by the Registration and Information Desk in the Lobby after all
Masses (except Sunday evening) or in
the Parish Office during the week.
For more information, call the Parish Office @ 888-2770
Come join the American Heritage Girls!
Calling all girls entering grades K-12 in the
2015-16 school year! American Heritage
Girls (AHG) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the mission of building women of
integrity through service to God, family,
community and country. The Christcentered organization offers badge programs,
service projects, girl leadership opportunities and outdoor
experiences to its members. AHG has a multi-level structure,
which means that girls from all levels comprise ONE Troop
and meet together as a single troop on the same day, but
badge work and certain activities are done within age appropriate groups (units). This troop is open to all girls in the parish home school, public school, and HTS students - as well as girls
in the surrounding area are all invited to join Troop KS0138!
We will have open registration at our Troop Meeting
on May 5th from 6-7:30pm at HTEEC's Large Playroom in the Fr. Quigley Center. Please come to catch a
glimpse of a real troop meeting, learn more about AHG events
and activities, or to register your daughter with our Troop for
the 2015-16 school year! Registering now will allow your daughter
to attend Camp Americana this summer - AHG's Catholic overnight
camp at Prairie Star Ranch!!! For more information, contact
Amanda Connealy [email protected] or (913)424-8874.
American Heritage Girls are Walking for Life!
Holy Trinity's American Heritage Girls will be participating in the 11th Annual Advice and Aid Pregnancy Center
Walk for Life that will be held the day before Mother's
Day on Saturday, May 9th. All families are welcome to
join us in the family-friendly walk (less than 2 miles) that
raises awareness of pro-life services in our community.
The walk begins at the Foxhill Medical Building located at
4601 W. 109th St. and check-in begins at 8:30am.
Strollers and dogs are welcome. Please join our team
(AHG KS0138, Lenexa) by registering online or support
our team by making a donation on behalf of one of our
team walkers at www.aapcwalk.org. Contact Jennifer
Whalen at [email protected] for more information.
Gift Shop Volunteers Needed
We are in need of additional volunteers.
Do you have a half-hour to spare before
and after Mass? Every volunteer receives
a 25% discount on gifts, religious items
and most books. Please consider this
great service to the parish. We are getting into the
Sacramental and Wedding Season, so we will be busy
and therefore in need of additional staff. You’ll find it fun
and educational! Please join us. We’d love to have your
help. Call Trudy Boynton for further information.
(913-441-4361 – home)
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Stewardship of Time,Talent and Treasure
Stewardship of Treasure
Spotlight on
Fiscal Year ending 06/30/15
Time & Talent Opportunities
Offertory Collection
Career Transition Ministry (C.T.M.)
Annual Amount Budgeted
$2,931,443
Week ending April 19
$34,723
Year-to-Date Collections
$2,357,506
Registered families
2,689
Families making contributions
1,728
64% of Registered families
Families with 2015 pledges
1116
Families using electronic funds transfer (EFT)
527
Legacy of Faith Capital Campaign
Total Pledged (3 year commitment)
Week ending April 19
Collections-to-date
77% of Goal
Parish Building Debt
$1,934,859
$3,062
$1,480,722
$4,863,680
What we do: Provide resources, networking forum
and support to aid in the job search. Meetings
normally held twice monthly in the South Café Room
in the Fr. Quigley Center (2nd Floor) on the 2nd
Wednesday mornings from Noon to 2:00 pm and 4th
Thursday evenings from 7:00-9:00 pm or by
appointment for one-on-one meetings. Please call to
confirm, since dates and times my vary.
Volunteer Opportunities: Set-up/clean-up, meeting
facilitators and job search expertise.
Time Commitment:: Varies.
Training: One 1-hour interview and training session.
KNIGHT LINE CORNER
April 26 Attention First and Second
Degree Knights
A Major degree will be held at Sacred Heart Church in
Tonganoxie (30 minutes from Holy Trinity). Be there by
12:30 P.M.
Contact the Grand Knight, Donald Bronec 785 331-6363
And, contact John Johnson so we can arrange to be in
attendance with you!
Contact: Judy Ambler, 816-225-8610,
[email protected]
at Holy Trinity, we strive to
use God’s gifts with wisdom!
May 3 – Pancake breakfast
8:30 – 11:00 A.M. - School Cafeteria
Out of respect for all that Fathers Edward and Vince do
for the parish, we are hosting a fund raiser for seminarian
(Joel Haug) of the Apostles of the Interior Life.
Hour of Adoration is Thursday 3 A.M.
Contact Mike Huerter to sign up
[email protected]
Practical Catholic men 18 years of age or older
If you’re interested in helping those in need, serving your
parish and growing your faith, the Knights of Columbus
is for you. Contact us about joining and learn more.
YOU ARE INVITED
www.htknights.org
https://www.facebook.com/KofC6673
E-Mail [email protected]
Grand Knight John Johnson Phone 816-935-7793 a
Holy Trinity Threaders
would like to THANK ALL who
participated in the recent collegiate
afghan raffle. Once again, the raffle
was a great success and a
wonderful donation of $1,000.00
from the event shall benefit the
Holy Trinity School endowment fund. Each afghan
included matching pillowcase and hat. The winners of
the drawing are:
KU-Lucy Herrera, MU-Kellee Hercules, KState-Chrissy
Fowler, Benedictine-Judy Martin
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Weekly Calendar
Pray for all Men and
Women Serving in
our Armed Forces
and their families
We especially pray for those in active areas of conflict:
Lt. Col. Luke J. Meyers
Maj. Andrew J. Meyers
Col. Ronald Tucker, Jr.
Spc. Elizabeth Mense Herzig
Brigadier General David K. MacEwen
Please send the names of those serving our country to:
[email protected] or call
the Parish Office at 913-888-2770. Thank you
Couples celebrating their
50th Wedding Anniversary
in 2015
Archdiocesan 50th
Wedding Anniversary Celebration
June 14, 2015, 2:30 pm, Cathedral of St. Peter
To receive your invitation from Archbishop Naumann,
please call the parish office (888-2770) and give us your
name, address, phone number and date of your wedding.
Church Is Locked
in the Evenings
Monday-Thursday
10:00 pm
Friday
8:00 pm
Saturday
6:00 pm
Sunday
9:00 pm
If you need access to the Church beyond these
times, please notify the Parish Office @ 888-2770.
Monday - April 27
1:00pm Trinity Threaders - Parish Office Basement
3:30pm Destination Imagination - Quigley
7:00pm Boy Scouts - FQC Café
Tuesday - April 28
9:15am
5:00pm
6:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
Bible Study - Church Liturgical Gathering Room
Legion of Mary - Church Liturgical Gathering Room
American Heritage Girls - EEC Playroom
Korean Catholic Community - Stone Chapel
Folk Group - Church
Wednesday - April 29
10:00am Korean Catholic Community - Stone Chapel
6:00pm Confessions - Church
Thursday - April 30
9:30am
10:00am
12:00pm
12:30pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
Women’s Bible Study - Quigley
Korean Catholic Community - Stone Chapel
Home School - Quigley
Trinity Threaders - Gast Social Room
Chorale - Church
Bible Study - Gast Social Room
Friday - May 1
9:00am St. Anne’s Society - Gast Social Room & Quigley
Cafe
10:00am Korean Catholic Community - Stone Chapel
7:00pm Korean Catholic Community - Stone Chapel
Saturday - May 2
6:45am
8:00am
8:45am
9:15am
2:45pm
4:00pm
6:00pm
School of Faith - Gast Social Room
Mass - Church
Rosary / Devotions following morning Mass - Church
Server Ministry - Church
Confessions - Church
Mass - Church
Hispanic Mass - Stone Chapel
Sunday - May 3
9:30am
11:00am
12:30pm
6:15pm
Children’s Liturgy of the Word - Gast Social Room
Korean Catholic Community - Stone Chapel
Baptisms - Church
High School Youth Ministry - FQC
Listen Assist Improvements!
Parish Office Information
Bulletin Article Deadline: 10:00 am on Monday
Send bulletin request to: [email protected]
Please schedule all campus meetings through
the Parish Office (888-2770),
We've made improvements to our
Listen Assist system to help those
that have difficulty hearing during
mass. If you'd like to try one out,
please let one of our ushers or
church ministers know. If you need
further help, please contact Jeremy at 913-895-0646.
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AROUND TOWN
Enrolling Families in Family Financial
Transformation Program
Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas in partnership
with CommunityAmerica Credit Union Foundation is
now enrolling for the Family Financial Transformation
Program. The program is designed to help families break
the cycle of debt by teaching fundamentals for financial
freedom.
Participants in need of a boost to achieve self-sufficiency
can benefit from comprehensive financial counseling,
financial education courses taught by Community
America professionals, basic financial education targeted
at children age 8 and older, and financial incentives to
personal savings accounts and educational savings
accounts for children.
Catholic Charities can provide additional information or
help with questions about eligibility. If you live in
Johnson County, contact Logan Park at
[email protected] or at 913.782.4077. If you
live in Wyandotte County, contact Isaac Uzcanga at
[email protected] or at 913.621.3445.
Creighton University Spirituality Program
Invites you to...
A SILENT, 8 DAY, DIRECTED RETREAT-Where you can contemplate, reflect and rest in the
presence of God.
Thursday, May 28th to Saturday June 6th, 2015 at the
Creighton University Retreat Center, Griswold, Iowa.
Directors will be Christian Spirituality graduate faculty
and graduate students trained in the contemplative
evocative approach of spiritual direction. Space is
limited. Final date to register is May 1st, 2015
$550 includes rooms,meals and daily spiritual direction.
A $100 non-refundable deposit is required to hold your
registration. For more info, contact Colleen Hastings at
(402) 280- 2423
"Silence is God's first language"
Advice and Aid Walk for Life
May 9th, 2015, 8:30am at the Foxhill Medical Building –
4601 W 109th St Overland Park, KS. Register at:
www.aapcwalk.org. Use ‘Holy Trinity Church’ as your
team name.
9750 West 87th Street
Overland Park, KS 66212
www.catholiccharitiesks.org
TurnStyles’ Jewelry Sale – April 27th
TurnStyles in Overland Park is having a Jewelry Sale on
Monday, April 27th, from 10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Hundreds
of sterling silver and vintage pieces will be available;
previous one-day events generated $3500 in sales. Please
consider donating jewelry you no longer wear to be
included in this sale event. All TurnStyles proceeds go to
support your neighbors in need through Catholic
Charities’ programs.
Catholic Challenge Sports
Dig out those bats and gloves ladies
and gentlemen….it’s softball season!
Registration for Catholic Challenge
Sports Softball league is now open.
Games are on Friday evenings at 140th
and Holmes starting May 8th. Grab a
friend and sign up today! Catholic Challenge Sports is a
community of men and women in their 20’s and 30’s
with a mission of faith, fellowship, and service. For more
information or to register, visit our Facebook page or
website at kccatholicchallenge.com.
Gourd Prayer Bowl Workshop
May 23 Saturday, 9:30 am - 4:00 pm
Gourd art is an earth-friendly art, working with the
forms the natural world gives us. Commune with your
Creator as you create your own prayer bowl out of one
of nature’s gifts, a simple gourd. You will learn to use the
various tools and techniques used in gourd art.
This workshop will be conducted by Sister Melissa Letts,
OSB, spiritual director, facilitator for Retreat in Daily Life
and a gourd artist.
For more information or to register, call 913-360-6151
or visit Sophia Spirituality Center’s website at
www.sophiaspiritualitycenter.org
PARISH OFFICE:
Office Hours: Monday-Thursday
Friday
Fax:
913-888-4403
Emergency Contact for after hours
Priest
Fr. Michael Koller, Pastor
Fr. Gerard Alba, Associate Pastor
Fr. Vince Huber, AVI, Associate Pastor
Fr. Edward Ahn, AVI, Associate Pastor
Deacon Stuart Holland
Deacon Dana Nearmyer
Shawn Malone, Business Manager
Jeremy Heinen, Development Officer
Tina Kuhnhoff, Administrative Assistant
Stan Nill, Parish Life Coordinator
Chloe Stodt, Music Director
Joe Stumpff, Accountant
888-2770
8:00 am-5:00 pm
8:00am-4:00pm
888-6574
888-2770
888-2770
888-2770
888-2770
895-0606
461-6468
895-0602
895-0646
895-0603
895-0605
895-0682
895-0681
Leadership Councils
Pastoral Council Chair - Jerry Immethun - 438-9577
Finance Council Chair - Mike Walsh - 339-9125
Marriage Preparation - [email protected]
Marsha Holland
Hispanic Ministry
895-0608
895-0684
Holy Trinity School
Office Hours: Monday-Friday
Fax:
913-438-2572
888-3250
7:30 am-3:30 pm
Martha Concannon, Principal
Katie Hamilton, Secretary
895-0610
895-0612
Holy Trinity Children’s Center
492-7380
Office Hours: Monday-Friday
7:00 am-6:00 pm
Mary Kay Scanlon, Director
895-0663
Youth Ministry - www.htyouthministry.org
Kris Walters
895-0604
Mac Neal
895-0678
Meredith Hiller
895-0609
Christian Formation
Kathleen Willis, Assistant Director
Diane Olsen, CGS Coordinator
Jeanne Wichman, CGS Coordinator
Parish
Boundaries
492-6068
895-0607
895-0662
895-0659