The Feast of the Most Holy Trinity is a reminder of the importance of faith in the one true God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and how this belief shapes the values of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. The Trinity serves as a model for relationships: perfect unity, love, and cooperation. This feast encourages Knights to reflect on their own commitment to living out the virtues of unity and charity, and to serve others as a community, just as the Persons of the Trinity serve one another in perfect harmony.

Many councils might celebrate this feast with special Masses or prayer services, and it can also be a good time to engage in acts of charity in the community, reflecting the love and selflessness that the Trinity exemplifies.

Will your council be doing anything special for the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity this year? Perhaps a community service project or a special Mass to mark the occasion?