Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity Church
Oct. 19th + 19th Sunday after Pentecost +
No Mass, only 11 AM Holy Rosary + Gospel + Fr. Dominic Crawford's Sermon
Welcome to Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity Church
Please Join us in worshiping and giving glory to the Most Holy Trinity...with true devotion to mary
Oct. 12, 2025, Fr. Dominic Crawford's Sermon for 18th Sunday after Pentecost...+
Thanks be to God in JESUS THROUGH MARY AND JOSEPH...+
We are most grateful to Almighty God Our Lord Jesus Christ the King, Our Blessed Ever-Virgin Mother Mary Our Queen, and Saint Joseph Our Guardian Father that Reverend Father Dominic Crawford is scheduled to be with us from November 6th to the 18th. May Almighty God always bless him and his apostolate even more abundantly for his humility, charity, sacrifices, and apostolic zeal for greater glory of God and the sanctification and salvation of souls...+
If you desire to receive the Sacraments of the Catholic Church, Father Dominic requests that you call him [phone: 805-754-4200] to schedule an appointment to speak with him, concerning this Sacred Matter of the Catholic Faith and Morals of the Catholic Church, outside of which, there is no salvation [Tridentine Profession of Faith https://olmhtchurch.org/profession-of-faith ]. Here is a link for a: Prayerful Examination of Conscience https://olmhtchurch.org/examination-of-conscience
+ Holy Latin Tridentine mass schedule
October 12th, the 18th Sunday after Pentecost + No Mass, only a Holy Hour at 11 AM with the Holy Rosary + Gospel + Fr. Dominic Crawford's Sermon
These are the set intentions when praying for ‘the intentions of the POPE,’ even w/ the chair vacant
1. Exaltation of the Church. 2. Uprooting of heresies. 3. Peace among Christian nations. 4. Propagation of the Faith. 5. Conversion of sinners.
SERMON & devotions
Our Blessed Ever-Virgin Queen Mother Mary, Santa Maria Bambina, pray for us...+
You are encouraged to take or promote the:
Modesty Pledge
https://www.olrl.org/virtues/pledge.shtml
or the Pledge of Modesty below and/or commit to praying the daily Rosary of at least five or preferably 15 decades or more per day, or at least pray three Hail Marys daily to avoid mortal sin, or other extra prayers in honor of our Blessed Mother daily, such as the Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary, or wearing the Brown Scapular for 24 hours a day, as it is a garment of grace and sign of salvation.
Pledge of Modesty
"I believe in the virtue of modesty as the guardian of chastity. I pledge myself to live and fight for the ideals of the virtue of purity and the observance of modesty. In particular, I pledge myself to live and fight for more decency in the printed and spoken word, and for a Mary-like modesty in dress and action. I promise also to set an example for my family and my associates, and to let others know where I stand in such matters, in the hope of leading them to greater purity of life. I hope to maintain these ideals by cultivating a strong personal devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and to the Immaculate Heart of Mary."
Amen +
Source:
St Alphonsus' Sermon: Sixteenth Sunday After Pentecost:
On Impurity