Our roots
A Spirituality of the Trinity and Redemption
The Trinitarian charism extends beyond the confines of religious life, inviting lay men and women to actively participate in our spirituality and mission. This call encourages them to embody and share the redemptive love of the Trinity in various aspects of their lives, whether it be within their families, at their workplaces, or throughout their communities. By embracing this charism, they can foster a deeper connection to the divine and inspire others to do the same, creating a ripple effect of love and compassion that resonates far and wide.
Through the Trinitarian Secular Order and other forms of association, laity participate in our prayer life, support our apostolates, and witness to Trinitarian values in their daily lives.
Devotions
Devotions in Trinitarian Life
Devotion to the Holy Trinity
At the heart of Trinitarian spirituality is a deep reverence for the Holy Trinity's mystery. We reflect on the Father's eternal love, the Son's redemptive work, and the Holy Spirit's sanctifying grace, finding strength in this divine connection.
Devotion to the Holy Trinity
At the heart of Trinitarian spirituality is a deep reverence for the Holy Trinity's mystery. We reflect on the Father's eternal love, the Son's redemptive work, and the Holy Spirit's sanctifying grace, finding strength in this divine connection.
Devotion to the Holy Trinity
At the heart of Trinitarian spirituality is a deep reverence for the Holy Trinity's mystery. We reflect on the Father's eternal love, the Son's redemptive work, and the Holy Spirit's sanctifying grace, finding strength in this divine connection.
Devotion to the Holy Trinity
At the heart of Trinitarian spirituality is a deep reverence for the Holy Trinity's mystery. We reflect on the Father's eternal love, the Son's redemptive work, and the Holy Spirit's sanctifying grace, finding strength in this divine connection.
Trinity & Redemption
Saints & Blessed of the Trinitarian Order
Devotion to the Holy Trinity
CO-FOUNDER OF THE TRINITARIAN ORDER
At the heart of Trinitarian spirituality is a deep reverence for the Holy Trinity's mystery. We reflect on the Father's eternal love, the Son's redemptive work, and the Holy Spirit's sanctifying grace, finding strength in this divine connection.
St. Felix of Valois
Co-founder and Contemplative Witness
St. Felix of Valois, a man of prayer and contemplation, shaped the Order's vision. His spirit fostered a Trinitarian life marked by simplicity and trust in divine providence.
St. John Baptist of the Conception
Reformer of the Order
St. John Baptist of the Conception reformed the Order in the 16th century, renewing its spiritual foundations through prayer and discipline.