LENT & EASTER SCHEDULE Check out our schedule for the Lent and Easter Seasons here.
Holy Week Schedule
Holy Thursday – April 2 No morning Mass Mass of the Lord’s Supper: 7:00 PM (Washing of the Feet)
Good Friday – April 3 No morning Mass Living Stations of the Cross: 2:15 PM (Hosted by the 3rd Grade) Passion of the Lord: 7:00 PM
Holy Saturday – April 4 Easter Vigil: 8:00 PM (Reception for everyone following the Vigil)
Easter Sunday – April 5 The Resurrection of the Lord Mass: 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM
May this holy season draw our hearts closer to Christ—walking with Him in His Passion, resting in the silence of the tomb, and rejoicing in the glory of His Resurrection.
“We adore You, O Christ, and we bless You, because by Your holy Cross You have redeemed the world.”
Our sights are set to warmer days at The Garden Soiree, Holy Trinity’s annual Gala Auction.
The Garden Soiree will be held on Saturday, April 18, 2026 at Holy Trinity. Our committee has a fundraising goal of $100,000 designated to purchase new windows for Holy Trinity Building C. This building is home to our elementary school classrooms which are frequently used for parish and community activities. The windows in these buildings are over 50 years old and need updating to make the buildings more energy-efficient, safe, and aesthetically pleasing.
In 2025, our committee successfully raised funds to purchase new windows for one of our oldest structures, Building B. This Building will receive new windows in the summer of 2026. We need your help to complete our window replacement project and install new windows for Building C in the summer of 2027.
Join us at the Garden Soiree for a fun-filled night of music, food, drinks, and activities as we work to support Holy Trinity!
BAPTISM CLASS. Do you want to celebrate your child’s baptism at Holy Trinity? Contact Jan Swinton in the Parish Office at 515-255-3162 ext. 128 to register for the next class.
COFFEE AND DONUTS. Looking to sign up for coffee and donuts? Please sign up here, or email Jan Swinton at jans@holytrinitydm.org with questions.
The Des Moines Area Religious Council (DMARC) works in partnership with the Eat Greater Des Moines network to provide food security to food pantries and other anti-hunger organizations throughout Central Iowa. At this time, more people are being assisted than at any time in the organization’s history. Those wishing to provide their support may drop their food or non-food items (diapers, wipes personal products, etc.) into one of the green collection tubs located at the church entries.
DMARC also welcomes money donations as they are able to buy items at discounted prices and realize savings with their purchases. Money donations may be made by using the QR code system now in place through the Church Office or by email, holytrinitydm.org/donate.
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