Food Insecurity Presentation NEW DATE MARCH 2nd!
Nurtured by our rich liturgical life, the Social Justice Ministry seeks to put our faith into action by supporting a culture of listening, compassion, and servanthood. In concrete and tangible ways, we are all called to respond, within and beyond our parish community, to Christ’s call to love our neighbor through outreach, education, works of mercy, and social action.
Join us on the 2nd Monday of the month!
All are welcome, no commitment necessary!
7:00 PM at St. Catherine's (upstairs mezzanine)
For more information email: SocialJusticeMinistry@BlessedTrinityCatholic.org
The social justice ministry strives to provide opportunities for the parish community to participate in the three pillars of social justice ministry:
Formation: Faith formation, scripture, prayer, Catholic social teaching and education on social Issues.
Charitable Works: Work to aid or assist others to meet their immediate needs, e.g. provide food, clothing, shelter, or monetary assistance.
Social Action: Address the root causes that contribute to suffering and injustice and advocate for just public policies to change social structures.
Catholic social teaching is central to this ministry, providing guidance to our actions.
"The Church's social teaching is a rich treasure of wisdom about building a just society and living lives of holiness amidst the challenges of modern society" (US Conference of Catholic Bishops).
Interested in social justice focused Lenten opportunities? We curated a few for you to consider.
Come join us as Patty Stern, Executive Director of Loaves and Fishes, shares about their mission and how they address food insecurity in our community.
Date: Monday March 2nd
Location: St. Anne’s Church Hall
75 King St, Littleton
For more information email: SocialJusticeMinistry@BlessedTrinityCatholic.org
April 21, 2026
Virtual or In-Person
JRS/USA’s Advocacy Day will bring together supporters, parish communities, and partners across the Jesuit network to advocate for policies that protect refugees, asylum seekers, potential deportees, and our Catholic institutions.
March 11, 2026
Learn how citizens like you can advocate for immigrants with Temporary Protected Status (TPS) who are at risk of losing that legal status and deportation.
What: Pick up food donations from Westford Market Basket and deliver to Westford food pantry.
When: Mondays @ 8:00 AM
Commitment: About an hour for each pickup / drop off
For more information email: SocialJusticeMinistry@BlessedTrinityCatholic.org
A coordinated invitation to Catholics to step into public expressions of faith rooted in justice, mercy, and love for the migrant community. Work alongside others throughout the Season—from Ash Wednesday through Corpus Christi—to engage in prayerful discernment and coordinated public expressions of faithful, nonviolent, and prophetic witness.
One in six Catholics are vulnerable to deportation or live with someone who is. Read: One Part of the Body
Join Bearing Witness outside the ICE office in Burlington every Wednesday from 11am-1pm. Stand in solidarity to show love & support.
Through a program sponsored by the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), attend immigration court proceedings with us in pairs or small groups in Chelmsford and document via a survey whether non-citizens are receiving due process and treated with dignity.