The making of one parish from three....

Holy Trinity Parish was formed from the merger of three Roman Catholic churches: Holy Family, St. Michael's, and Immaculate Conception.

Immaculate Conception: The first Catholic services in Fulton began in 1850. Rev. James Smith became the first pastor in 1854. Early services were held in various halls until a building was purchased and dedicated in 1858. In 1888, construction began on a new church, which was dedicated in 1895. A school was built adjacent to the church in 1914, with an addition in 1960. In 2001, an atrium and elevator were added for accessibility.

St. Michael's Parish: Polish immigrants began arriving in Fulton around 1901, attending Mass at Immaculate Conception. In 1909, the St. Michael's Society was founded to support the construction of a Polish church. After several pastors and temporary locations, Father Casimir Piejda purchased land, and the first St. Michael's Parish opened in a converted house. Later, under Father Stanley Macewicz, a new church was built and dedicated in 1961. St. Michael's Parish remained until June 24, 2007.

Holy Family: In 1930, West side families established Holy Family Parish. The first Masses were held in Hargrave's Hall, and a new church was built in 1931. A school was later added. A larger church was built, with ground-breaking in 1968, and dedication later that year.

Holy Trinity Parish: In the 1990s, Fulton experienced economic decline, leading to a decrease in population and church attendance. In 2006, the decision was made to consolidate the three parishes. St. Michael's closed, and its parishioners joined Holy Family, forming Holy Family/St. Michael Parish. Eventually, the remaining two parishes merged to form Holy Trinity Parish in March 2008, with Immaculate Conception church chosen as the location.

Holy Trinity Parish offers a range of ministries and organizations where you can share your gifts, grow in faith, and build community. Whether you're drawn to prayer, service, or fellowship, there's a place for you here. Explore the groups below and discoer how you might get involved.

Adult Altar Servers for Funerals: Provide a valuable service to grieving families by assisting the priest during funeral liturgies. This ministry offers a meaningful  way to participate in this important parish function. 

Contact Kelly LeVea: 315-598-2118

Adult Initiation: The process through which adults who are seeking to become  part of the Catholic Church learn about the faith. Any adult who is unbaptized or baptized in another faith tradition is  welcome to become part of this process to grow their faith.

Contact Father Scardella: 315-598-2118

Altar Rosary Society: A group of women dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary through prayer, service, and promoting devotion to the Rosary.

Contact Janet Weldin: 315-882-3284

Catholic Charities Volunteer: Extend the love of Christ beyond our parish boundaries by volunteering with Catholic Charities. This ministry offers diverse opportunities to serve those in need in our wider community. 

Contact Mary Margaret Pekow: 315-598-3980

Catholic Daughters of the Americas: A national organization of Catholic women who aim to enrich their lives through spirituality and service to the Church and their communities.

Contact Heidi Buda: 315-762-2335

Collection Counters: Help ensure the financial health of our parish by assisting with the counting of weekly collections. This ministry provides a behind-the-scenes way to support our community. 

Contact Tracy McAfee: 315-598-2118

Eucharistic Ministry: Serve the community by assisting with the distribution of Holy Communion at Mass or bringing the Eucharist to those who are homebound or hospitalized. This ministry allows you to directly share the Body and Blood of Christ with others. 

Contact Tina Dyer: 315-592-5566

Family/Respect Life Committee:  The Family/Respect Life Committee is a ministry dedicated to promoting the sanctity of life and strengthening families through prayer, education, and outreach. It works to uphold the dignity of every person, offering support and advocacy rooted in faith and respect. 

Contact Marilyn Kinzel: 315-400-7882

This committee operates Mary's Closet. To learn more please visit our Mary's Closet webpage.

Contact Shelly Shepard: 315-591-8084

Funeral Luncheons: Provide comfort and support to grieving families by helping to organize and serve funeral luncheons. This ministry is a practical and compassionate way to assist those who are mourning. 

Contact Patricia Marra: 315-378-3315

Golden Agers: A group that provides fellowship, social activities, and support for the senior members of the parish. 

Contact Mary Sugar: 315-592-7980

Homebound Ministry: Many of our homebound parishioners rely on the generosity of parishioners who are willing to bring them Holy Communion on a regular basis. This is a wonderful way to keep our homebound connected to their parish.

Contact Charlie Winterhault: 315-592-4075

Knights of Columbus: A fraternal organization of Catholic men dedicated to charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. 

Contact Dave Fisher: 315-374-4964

Landscaping Volunteer: Help maintain the beauty of our parish grounds by volunteering your time and talents for landscaping. This ministry provides a way to serve the parish through outdoor work. 

Contact Rhonda Campolieta: 315-575-1776

Lectors: Proclaim the Word of God during  Mass by serving as a lector. This ministry offers an opportunity to share your voice and bring the scriptures to life for the congregation.

Contact Tina Dyer: 315-592-5566

Music Ministry (Choir): Share your love of music by joining our choir! Enhance our liturgical celebrations through song and contribute to the spiritual atmosphere of our Masses. 

Contact James Feeney: 315-529-3966

Prayer Group (Thursday Morning): A gathering of parishioners who meet regularly to pray together, often focusing on specific intentions or forms of prayer.

Contact Theresa Darling-Wright: 315-598-4466

Ushers and Greeters: Offer hospitality and a warm welcome to all who enter our church. As ushers and greeters, you play a  vital role in creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for worship. 

Contact Paul Campolieta: 315-374-2531

Weekend Altar Servers: Assist the priest and deacon during weekend Masses, playing an important role in the liturgy. This ministry is open to parishioners of all ages who have received their First Communion. 

Contact Mary Yager: 315-529-0617