Parish News
Photos from May 31 and a Thank You from Bob Yearwood
Trinity Sunday and the Celebration for Bob Yearwood on Trinity Sunday, May 31, 2026, was full of good energy and
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From the Historian
From the Historian: A Princess in the Pews
Dear Trinity Church, According to The Boston Globe, on March 6, 1893, Princess Victoria Kaiulani, heir to the Hawaiian throne,
Cynthia Staples
Parish News
Copley Square Re-Opened
Give thanks for sunny days in May! On Wed., May 27, Rector Morgan Allen offered a prayer at the re-opening
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Care
Conversations Worth Having
Did you think our Forum series about Death, Dying and Other Conversations We Don’t Want to Have was truly finished?!
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From the Historian
From the Historian: On Hudson Street
Dear Trinity Church, Naif Tamer lived on Hudson Street. He resided there for a period in the late 19th and
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From the Historian
From the Historian: Prince Hall and Just Some of his Many Brethren
“Know ye, that we at the humble petition of our Right Trusty and well beloved brethren, Prince Hall, Boston Smith,
Cynthia Staples
Parish News
Trinity Will Not Email You Asking for Gift Cards
Scam emails can be very convincing, especially if they appear to come from trusted leaders or Trinity staff. From “Can
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Worship
Easter Day 2026
Easter Day Worship Please join us for in-person Festival Eucharist as we celebrate Easter Day in our Copley Square building
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From the Historian
From the Historian: Martin Brimmer
Dear Trinity Church, In the north transept of Trinity Church there are three windows collectively referred to as The Christmas
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Parish News
A Message From The Rector: Celebrating the Retirement of Bob Yearwood
Dear Trinity Church and friends, Grace and Peace and Lenten greetings. I hope this message finds you well. As the subject
The Rev. Morgan S. Allen