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Welcome to Holy Trinity Catholic ChurchOur mission: Make Christ known to the world through Word, Sacrament, Prayer and Service. Our vision: is to be a welcoming parish committed to serving others. -
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Aloha,
When something is great we should want to be part of it. And, when we discover its greatness, we should want to share it. That’s how I feel about our parish of Holy Trin
ity...it’s a great place to pray, a wonderful community to celebrate with, and a source of encouragement for everyone.
That’s why I want to thank those of you who are part of our vibrant faith community. I also want to to welcome visitors and those who may have been away from us for whatever reason. There’s a place for every one of you in our parish.
“Peace and all good things”Fr. Mike
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Holy Trinity Mission
The Mission of Holy Trinity Catholic Church is to be one with each other and with Christ in the Father so that the Holy Spirit may make Christ known to the world in us through Word and Sacrament, Prayer and Service.
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Office InformationHoly Trinity Catholic Church is located in East Oahu, serving the community from Wailupe to Makapuu Lighthouse. Our welcoming Parish prays, ministers and celebrates with one another.
We are located at 5919 Kalanianaole Highway in Honolulu, Hawaii 96821.
Our office hours are Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 4:30pm. If we can be of assistance, you can reach us at (808) 396-0551 or by email at [email protected]
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The History of Holy Trinity Church
In 1938 land was purchased by the Sacred Hearts Congregation for a new church. The new church, Blessed Trinity Chapel, was dedicated on January 8, 1939 and was a mission of St Patrick’s Church in Kaimuki, Oahu. In 1944 we became an independent Parish with Fr. James Beynes, SS.CC as the first Pastor of Holy Trinity Church.
In 1958 a new “basilica-type” church, designed by architect George McLaughlin, was built and then dedicated by Bishop James J. Sweeny on December 21, 1958. The new church featured Stations of the Cross by Marcel and Helene Cailliet, parishioners using “gesso” medium (a technique of the 15th and 16th century) in a triangle format symbolizing the Parish’s patron, the Holy Trinity. Holy Trinity Church was renovated in the late 1990’s and features a new stained glass above the tabernacle depicting nature, God’s first creation.Today, Holy Trinity Church is a vibrant, welcoming and active Parish with many ways to become involved and use the gifts and talents that God has bestowed on each of us. Participation at Holy Trinity Church offers an opportunity to meet Jesus.
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