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About
Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic Church in the Diocese of Tyler, which is an ecclesiastical province of the Archdiocese of Galveston - Houston. The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, the seat and principal church of the Diocese of Tyler, is located in Tyler, Texas.
Established on February 24, 1987, the geographical area of the Diocese of Tyler consists of 33 counties located in northeastern Texas, administering to more than 55,000 Roman Catholics (about 4.7% of the overall geographical population) in 54 parishes and 12 missions. There have been 4 Bishops of Tyler since it was established - the current Bishop of Tyler is the Most Reverend Joseph Edward Strickland. The Diocese currently supports several ministries, one of which is the St. Philip Institute of Catechesis and Evangelization founded by Bishop Strickland.
For administrative purposes, the Diocese of Tyler is divided into seven deaneries - Most Holy Trinity is located in the Southwest Deanery.
Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church has an interesting history in Trinity County, Texas.
We hope you will take advantage of the information on our website to learn more about the Roman Catholic faith, about Most Holy Trinity, and its ministries - plan to attend Mass or one of our parish events.
If you are currently Roman Catholic and relocating to the Trinity County area, please complete our parish registration form, so we can ensure you are included in distribution of the monthly Bulletin and other notices about social and learning opportunities with Most Holy Trinity or the Diocese of Tyler.
If you are not currently Roman Catholic, but would like to know more about our faith by attending an RCIA class, please complete the RCIA Inquirer Form to let us know you are interested.
Most Holy Trinity welcomes all those searching for a deeper relationship with God and our Lord, Jesus Christ.