About Holy Trinity/St. Stanislaus Parish · Utica, New York
Holy Trinity/St. Stanislaus Parish in Utica, New York, is a vibrant Catholic community serving Central New York for over 100 years, rooted in Polish heritage and offering a full range of spiritual and social activities for all ages. The parish combines the traditions of Holy Trinity (founded 1896) and St. Stanislaus (founded 1911) into one unified parish of the Third Millennium. Known for its magnificent church architecture and active ministries, it welcomes all through its “We pray and we play!” ethos, encouraging parishioners to engage both spiritually and socially.
- Established
- 1896
- Patron
- St. Stanislaus, Bishop & Martyr
- Rector
- Rev. Mark P. Kaminski, Ph.D. D.Min
Why belong here
Holy Trinity offers a rich blend of spiritual and social life for all ages, with ministries like Faith & Fun, religious education, and community events. Parishioners are encouraged to join through Mass, volunteer, or simply introduce themselves to priests or staff after worship. The parish’s motto, 'We pray and we play!', reflects its commitment to both faith and fellowship.
Mass times at Holy Trinity/St. Stanislaus Parish
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- Daily before the 8:00am mass
- Saturday 4:00pm
- First Thursdays 5:00pm
Church History
Holy Trinity Parish was established in 1896 to serve Polish immigrants arriving in Utica, with 82 families contributing $79 toward its founding. St. Stanislaus, Bishop & Martyr Parish was established in 1911. The parish celebrates its 125th anniversary and is described as a parish of the Third Millennium, serving the Greater Utica Catholic community with a strong spiritual and material foundation rooted in Polish heritage and faith.
Ministries & Activities
Holy Trinity offers a rich blend of spiritual and social life for all ages, with ministries like Faith & Fun, religious education, and community events. Parishioners are encouraged to join through Mass, volunteer, or simply introduce themselves to priests or staff after worship. The parish’s motto, 'We pray and we play!', reflects its commitment to both faith and fellowship.
- Faith & Fun
- Religious Education
- Community Social and Religious Activities
- Ministry to the Sick
- Diocesan Mass for the Homebound
Sacraments & Services
The parish offers all sacraments including Baptism, Confirmation, Marriage, Confession, and The Eucharist. Additional services include Mass & Rosary, streaming Mass on Facebook, and ministry to the sick and homebound.
- Baptism
- Confirmation
- Marriage
- Confession
- The Eucharist
- Mass & Rosary
- Streaming Mass
- Ministry to the Sick
- Diocesan Mass for the Homebound