Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church - Utica (NY)

5 /5 Bradford Rupert: Absolutely beautiful Gothic style church, I truly wish more churches were designed like Holy Trinity. Everything is designed towards the focal point in the tabernacle. It’s well worth the visit for Catholics and non-Catholics alike. The stained glass windows, statues, and paintings are all beautiful! As the fourth generation of my family able to attend, I’m very happy this parish is still standing.

4 /5 Lauren B: I am very thankful that Holy Trinity was our family church (1940s- 1970s). While in school (K-4), attending Catholic mass every morning instilled a permanent understanding that God is central in my life. Memorizing Latin (and Polish) mass and daily catechism (as well as practicing the essential skills of sitting still and paying close attention) sculpted excellent students. While the Catholic School was very old-fashioned and used corporal punishment liberally, that did not detract from love for Our Lord (especially as the suffering servant). The memories remain sweet and all the different lessons learned have served me well to contend with the inevitable difficulties in life.

5 /5 Thomas J. Armitage: This is one of the best Catholic Churches in the Utica area. Fathers John and Joe are both conservative, "by the books" priests. They take their roles very seriously. The parish is made up of all walks of life. Athough a large Polish population still frequents (and some prayers are sometimes said in Polish), Holy Trinity boasts an "all our welcome" mentality. There are many Mass times on weekends and they even have daily Mass. Confessions are offered daily. There are youth groups and many parish events. Overall, this is a very good Catholic Church for both locals and visitors alike.

5 /5 Steven Mattos: Beautiful gothic style Catholic Church in the Polish section of Utica, New York.