Serving Through Ministry
The Vision
At Trinity, Campus Ministry brings faith to life. Its mission is to help students live out what they learn in Theology class by loving God and serving their neighbors. When we recognize Christ in every person, service becomes a sacred encounter—one where students meet Him through acts of compassion and generosity.
Campus Ministry is about something far greater. Through prayer, outreach, and service, students become the hands and feet of Christ, answering His call in Matthew 25 to feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, welcome the stranger, clothe the naked, and care for the sick. In doing so, our students grow not only as scholars, but as faithful, servant-hearted leaders.
Catholic Formation
Beyond the activities of the regular school day, students at Trinity are invited to live out their faith in meaningful and hands-on ways. Through a wide range of outreach opportunities—such as prayer experiences, planning and participating in Masses, retreats, and other liturgical services—students grow spiritually while serving others. Community service, charitable works, and mission trips further allow students to put faith into action and make a lasting impact beyond our school walls.
- Visiting the residents of St. Teresa Nursing Home next door to our campus
- Raising money and/or donations for: The NH Food Bank, Our Place (a branch of NH Catholic Charities), Families in Transition—New Horizons, & St. Gianna’s Place
- Running a Trunk-or-Treat event for local kids on the day before Halloween
- Annual Class Retreats
- Weekly Mass on Wednesdays in conjunction with Adoration & Reconciliation
Virtue = Strength Program
Trinity is proud to participate in the Virtue = Strength program, which focuses on strengthening students’ moral character through the intentional practice of one new virtue each month. This approach reinforces Catholicism as a way of life—not simply a subject to be studied. The program is built upon three foundational pillars: Virtue, Ceremony, and Catholic Identity.
