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The
Shrine of
Saint Joseph
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1050 Long Hill Road
Stirling, NJ 07980
If you are unable to join us in person, please join us in prayer.
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religious@stshrine.org
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908-647-0208 |
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908-647-5770 |
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Daily 10-5 |
| Sunday 10-4 |
For prayer
requests, please
email
religious@stshrine.org
Many of our
prayers and
other materials
are available as
Adobe®
pdf files.
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latest Acrobat®
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About the S.T.s |
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Missionary
Servants of the Most Holy Trinity |
"EVERY CATHOLIC IS CALLED TO BE AN APOSTLE..."
With those words from our founder, Father Thomas Augustine Judge, C.M.,
I welcome you to the website of the Missionary Servants of the Most Holy
Trinity. I am Father John Edmunds, the General Custodian of this
religious congregation of priests and brothers.
We are the
Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity.
We work to help every Catholic become a missionary in their daily lives. In
cities and towns throughout the United States, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Costa
Rica and Colombia, our mission is to preserve and strengthen the faith;
while ministering to the spiritually neglected and abandoned especially the
poor.
Nosotros somos
los Siervos
Misioneros de la Santísima Trinidad. Nuestra labor es hacer
posible que todo católico sea un misionero en lo ordinario de cada día. En
ciudad y pueblo a través de los Estados Unidos, Puerto Rico, México, Costa
Rica y Colombia, nuestra misión es fortalecer y hacer posible la
perseverancia de la fe y a la vez hacer nuestro, el ministerio entre los
espiritualmente desatendidos y abandonados, especialmente el pobre. |
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Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity |
Our community initials are MSBT . We are sometimes
referred to as Trinitarians.
Who and Where
There are about 160 Missionary Servants
serving in the United States, Puerto Rico, Jamaica and Mexico. We
live in small groups called missionary cenacles.
We, the Missionary Servants, are a
congregation of Roman Catholic sisters founded in Holy Trinity, Alabama in
1918. We serve in a variety of ministries, usually in economically depressed
areas.
We are an apostolic religious order and achieved canonical status in 1932.
We live together in community but work in the world.
Our Way
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Vocations |
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