Clergy

Pastor: Rev. Shayne R. Duvall
Senior Associate: Rev. J. Wayne Jenkins
Permanent Deacon: Christopher J. Kelly

Pastoral Staff

Director of Faith Formation: Chris Allison
Director of Adult Faith Formation: Jacqui Rapp
Head of Schools: Jack Richards
Principal, Holy Trinity – Clifton Campus: Paula Watkins
Director of Catechesis of the Good Shepherd: Open
Director of Youth Ministry: Rachael Egger
Director of Sacred Music and Worship: Elizabeth Jackson
Director of Sports Ministry: Jody Demling
Pastoral Care and Outreach: Mary Scott Herrington
Stewardship and Engagement: Betty Jean Cobb
Business Manager: Bruce Hines
Director of Finance and Human Resources: Allison Deaton
Accounting Specialist: Judy Kittinger
Finance Administrative Assistant: Jill Greer
Formation Administrative Assistant: Pat Terry

Mass Schedule

Sundays — Sat evening: 5 p.m.; Sun: 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m.
Holy Days — See bulletin
Daily — Mon, Wed, Fri: 8:15 a.m.; Tue, Thu: 5 p.m.

Reconciliation

Saturdays — 3:30-4:30 p.m.

Eucharistic Adoration

Tuesdays — following 5 p.m. Mass until 9:30 p.m.
First Fridays — 8:45 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

History

In 1882 Bishop William G. McCloskey secured a plot on the Shelbyville Pike, and the new church, costing $7,500, was dedicated on December 17 of that year. Father Louis C. Ohle was appointed the first pastor. By 1885, a school run by the Ursuline sisters was established, and in 1898, a small schoolhouse was built.

By 1913, with 165 families in the parish, the parish purchased additional land and for $42,000, erected a new building serving as church, school, and convent. This structure was dedicated on December 15, 1915. Through the years, a rectory, new convent, and gym were built for the parish’s growing population, and in 1936 the church/school complex was expanded with an addition to the rear of the building. When a fire destroyed the church and school in 1937, it was rebuilt by 1938.

In 1953, Holy Trinity donated its property on Shelbyville Road to the Archdiocese for the establishment of a Catholic high school for boys—now Trinity High School—and a new church, convent, rectory, and school were constructed on Cherrywood Road, the parish’s present location. The current triangular church, which seated 850, was built in 1969. The parish added a large gathering space in 1993, and a long-range plan in 2003 provided for further renovation and expansion.

The common thread running through the history of Holy Trinity is its continuous growth and diversity. In the course of its 132-year history, the parish has given birth to seven daughter parishes. Parish population has risen from 165 families to 1,716 families (5,765 parishioners) today. The parish offers more than 85 committees and organizations. Acknowledging its blessings of abundant time, talent, and treasure, Holy Trinity Parish’s unique mission is to demonstrate how best to share its gifts with those within and beyond the parish community.