Apostolic Works
Three Forms of Evangelization
The apostolate of the Missionaries of Holy Trinity of the Poor is carried out chiefly through three interconnected forms of evangelization, each addressing a specific category of the poor and abandoned whom our founding charism calls us to serve.
- Remote & Underserved Communities
Rural Grassroots Evangelization
Members journey into remote communities where many have received little catechesis, remain unbaptized or unconfirmed, or have drifted into idolatry.
- Stray, Abandoned & At-Risk Youth
Youth Evangelization
Addressing youth drawn into crime, substance abuse, or lives without moral direction through practical, patient love, mentorship, and skills training.
- Sick, Elderly, Widows, Orphans & Ostracized
Family Evangelization
The heart of our charism — visiting the sick, elderly, widows, orphans, and the ostracized, bringing comfort, prayer, and the consolation of Christ's presence.
Rural Grassroots Evangelization
Our members journey into remote and underserved communities where many have received little catechesis. We teach Catholic doctrine, prepare the uncatechized for the sacraments, and walk alongside local communities to build lasting Christian faith.
Youth Evangelization
We approach stray, abandoned, or at-risk youth with practical, patient love — offering moral formation, mentorship, and a path back toward stability, dignity, and faith, combined with education, skills training, and guidance toward honest livelihood.
Family Evangelization
Born from Fr. Henry Nmor's encounter with an abandoned widow, we visit the sick in homes and hospitals, bringing material comfort, companionship, prayer, and consolation. We extend this to the elderly, widows, orphans, and the ostracized.
Community & Support Services
Through our ministry of presence and practical charity, we fulfill our purpose of showing practical love of God to the uncared for and bringing the ostracized closer to God, treating the family as the primary place where the Gospel is lived out.