About Holy Trinity · Litomysl, Minnesota
Holy Trinity Catholic Church is a rural parish in the unincorporated community of Litomysl, Minnesota, ten miles south of Owatonna. Founded by Bohemian immigrants from Litomysl, Czechoslovakia, it has grown from home Masses into a close-knit parish known for its hand-built stone church and strong Czech heritage. Today it is part of a parish cluster with St. Columbanus in Blooming Prairie and Sacred Heart in Hayfield, offering Sunday Mass, religious education, and a vibrant annual Summer Festival. The parish welcomes people of all ages and backgrounds to worship, learn, and serve together.
- Established
- 1878
- Patron
- The Most Holy Trinity
- Rector
- Fr. William Becker
- Diocese
- Diocese of Winona-Rochester
Why belong here
A historic, family-sized rural parish with deep Czech-Bohemian roots, a beautiful stone church built by parishioners, and a welcoming, active community centered on faith, tradition, and fellowship.
Mass times at Holy Trinity
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- After Sunday Mass at Holy Trinity
History & Heritage
Holy Trinity traces its roots to Bohemian settlers who organized Slovanik Bohemian Church in 1878, built a wooden church, and later replaced it with the present stone church dedicated in 1941.
- Founded 1878 as Slovanik Bohemian Church
- Renamed The Church of the Most Holy Trinity in 1885
- Present stone church dedicated June 1941
- St. Isidore School opened 1958, closed 2015
Worship & Sacraments
The parish offers Sunday Mass and hears confessions after Mass as part of a three-parish cluster.
- Sunday Mass at 10:15 am
- Confessions after Sunday Mass
- Saturday Mass at cluster parish Sacred Heart, Hayfield
Faith Formation
Wednesday evening religious education classes are held during the school year for Kindergarten through Grade 10.
- Wednesday classes 6:30–7:30 pm during the school year
- Kindergarten through Grade 10
Community Life
The parish gathers for an annual Summer Festival and preserves its Czech heritage through social events and historical displays.
- Annual Summer Festival — last Sunday of July
- Czech-Bohemian heritage celebrations
- Photo and history archives of the church