When we allow ourselves to be enveloped in the refuge of God’s love no matter what’s happening around us, “we work to create a more just world from a posture of serenity, not fear,” writes Summerlee Staten.
Experience two ensembles at the top of their craft performing together. Downtown Voices and chamber chorus Amor Artis take on a set of monumental works: Frank Martin’s Mass for Double Choir, a deeply spiritual and intricate composition; Thomas Tallis’s Spem in Alium, a 40-part Renaissance motet; and Orazio Benevoli’s Missa Tu es Petrus (for four choirs), featuring opulent Baroque textures and counterpoint.
Directed by Ryan Brandau and Stephen Sands. With Trinity Baroque Orchestra.
From building new housing to caring for young people grappling with mental health issues, Trinity's Chief Philanthropy Officer Bea de la Torre details how we made an impact last year.
The Liturgy of Ash Wednesday, with Holy Communion, the Litany of Penitence, the Imposition of Ashes, hymns, and music by Trinity Choir. Sermon by The Rt. Rev. Matthew Heyd, Bishop of New York.
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As Lent begins this week, the Rev. Michael Bird reminds us that every step Jesus takes toward the cross is for all of us, to help us understand the lengths to which God will go for love.
History and ArchivesMarissa MaggsFebruary 28, 2025
