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  • The Bells of Holy Trinity

    The seven bells of Holy Trinity Cathedral are one of our great civic and ecclesiastical treasures. Five of the seven were a gift from Tsar Alexander III of Russia in thanksgiving for the miraculous preservation of his life (and those of his family) from an assassination attempt...
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  • Metropolitan Tikhon to visit HTC

    His Beatitude, Metropolitan TIKHON of the Orthodox Church of America will visit Holy Trinity Cathedral for our patronal feast of Pentecost. Festal Vigil will begin at 6pm Saturday night, June 22nd, followed by a reception welcoming His Beatitude. Hierarchical Divine Liturgy will begin at 9:30am Sunday morning, June 23rd followed by lunch.

  • Fort Ross

    Mark your calendars! This years annual pilgrimage to Fort Ross is July 4th. More details to come. Meanwhile, reminisce about our Cathedral's first pilgrimage there in 1925!

  • This Week

    Tomorrow

    1. Vespers 06:00pm

    Saturday, June 22nd

    1. DIvine Liturgy 09:00am
    2. Festal Vigil 06:00pm

    Sunday, June 23rd

    1. Pentecost
    2. Divine Liturgy 09:30am

    Monday, June 24th

    1. Holy Spirit Day
    2. Divine Liturgy 09:00am

Welcome to Holy Trinity

We gather for worship on Saturday evening and on Sunday Morning. We are old. We are young. We are middle aged. Some are married, some are single. Many of us have come to the Orthodox Church after years of searching. The Orthodox Church is the historical Church, which was founded on the day of Pentecost in Jerusalem and spread throughout Judea and finally the world. In our services we celebrate the great truths of the Christian Faith.

Holy Trinity Cathedral is named after the Godhead; God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. This is particularly significant in that the Trinitarian understanding of the Godhead based upon the revelation of God, is uniquely Christian. The Orthodox Church has often been referred to as "the Church of the Holy Trinity" because of her commitment to the critical necessity of maintaining the Trinitarian faith. If God is One yet Three Persons as He has revealed Himself to be, and if we are created in the image and likeness of God, then understanding and living out this Trinitarian nature is critical to our life and faith...

  • May 15 2012

The Easter Homily of St. John Chrysostom

If any man be devout and loveth God, Let him enjoy this
fair and radiant triumphal feast!
If any man be a wise servant,
Let him rejoicing enter into the joy of his Lord.

If any have laboured long in fasting,
Let him how receive his recompense.
If any have wrought from the first hour,
Let him today receive his just reward.
If any have come at the third hour,
Let him with thankfulness keep the feast.
If any have arrived at the sixth hour,
Let him have no misgivings;
Because he shall in nowise be deprived therefore.
If any have delayed until the ninth hour,
Let him draw near, fearing nothing.
And if any have tarried even until the eleventh hour,
Let him, also, be not alarmed at his tardiness.

  • May 4 2013

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