This page is an attempt to bring to light the facts surrounding parish support of Holy Trinity Schools.

Fr. Dan talked about changes taking place at all Masses on May 10-11. The text is linked below.

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Here is also a place to submit anonymous questions. Objective answers will appear on this page below the form. This is not an opinion blog and the purpose is simply to present facts. 

Q:  5/27/25 Why does the church pay $ for non-Catholics to attend our Catholic school?

A:  There are 2 basic reasons Catholic churches pay part of the cost for non-Catholics to attend their Catholic schools. First, we are called to evangelize all who are non-Catholic and it is believed by many that this is a way to share the Catholic faith with them. There are instances of non-Catholics converting to Catholicism after attending a Catholic school, but it is unknown how many. The second reason is a belief that without non-Catholic students in the school, there would not be enough students to keep the school viable. There are certain set costs for any school and if those are divided by a larger number of students then the cost per student is lower. It is better to subsidize non-Catholic students than to let the school close. Whether these reasons are true or not remains to be seen, but they are commonly held by many.