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Current News Trinity Supports the Sox Project during Lent Organized by THE SCHOOL FOR DEACONS, the Sox (Socks) Project is an annual Ingathering of new pairs of white socks that are distributed to homeless people. Life on the street means life on your feet. Imagine constantly standing and walking, shoes that may not fit well, rain-soaked feet. These realities make clean socks an essential element of homeless healthcare. So often, we feel that we cannot make a difference in a problem as significant as homelessness. But we can make a difference, one person at a time, through a simple gift of a pair of clean, white socks. Throughout the season of Lent, new pairs of white socks for men or women can be dropped in the SOX PROJECT BOX on Sunday mornings during Lent.
Trinity Presents World Premier by Henry Mollicone Misa de los Inmigrantes Read the San Jose Mercury News article here.
Trinity Presents Handel's "Brockes Passion" for Holy Week George Frederick HandelBrockes PassionSunday, March 28th @ 4:30PMTrinity Cathedral81 N Second St.San Jose, CACorner of 2nd St.& St. JohnTICKETS: $25 in advance,$32 at the door, $15 StudentsWritten at the request of the city of Hamburg, this is Handel’s only masterpiece in German. A free, poetic meditation on the passion story, the text by Barthold Heinrich Brockes follows the last hours of Jesus’ life. Hearing this rarely performed masterpiece is a wonderful beginning to Holy Week. BACH founder/director Andrew J. Chung will lead a baroque BACH Ensemble with singers and musicians comprised of the Bay Area’s most talented up and coming musicians, along with professionals well known to local audiences. A preview of this concert will be presented during Lenten Lessons and Carols on March 7th. The concert will be free for children 12 and under and 50% of the proceeds will support the programs and ministries of Trinity Cathedral.
To purchase tickets online or for more information visit: www.bayareabach.org Trinity Inaugurates Second Feeding Program Trinity Cathedral has recently expanded its outreach ministries by doubling its feeding program. In addition to the monthly meal for the homeless in downtown San Jose (which has been running for more than 15 years), Trintiy volunteers now cooking and serving meals at the San Jose Family Shelter. Following is a report on the first meal. We had a great turnout to kickoff our new effort to eradicate hunger in our city by cooking and serving lunch at San Jose Family Shelter on the 16th of January. Twenty four individuals helped either wash, prepare, and/or serve meals to families living at this shelter.
Companion Diocese Service Read Tim Roberts' Living Church article about the September 20th Companion Diocese service, and see photos of the event in our Gallery. Thank youThe following local businesses support Trinity, and they all look forward to serving Trinity parishioners. Please mention that you're from Trinity Cathedral:
Willow Tree Coffees, 1541 Casa De Ponselle, San Jose , CA for donating their wonderful coffees to enhance our coffee hours. Rex Cleaners, 60 Race Street , San Jose CA , for providing special cleaning services for vestments at no charge. Jewels and Diamonds, 642 Blossom Hill Road , San Jose , CA for repairing our silver flagon at no charge. Off-Price Carpet Outlet, 1020 W. San Carlos, San Jose, CA for donating carpet for the Archive room stairs.
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