Three brothers profess final vows

By FR. DAVID HAMM, S.T.
For The Catholic Week
HOLY TRINITY — Three Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity — Brother Ernesto Sandoval, S.T.,  Brother Pierre Andral, S.T., and Brother Victor Pérez, S.T. — professed final vows at St. Joseph Church in Holy Trinity on Aug. 7. 
The Very Rev. Michael J. Barth, S.T., General Custodian of the Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity received their vows. 
Assisting at the ceremony were their formation directors, Brother Paul Michalenko, S.T. from the House of Studies in Chicago and Reverend Rafael Pisso, S.T. from the House of Studies in Colombia.
Holy Trinity is the foundational mission of the Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity who are celebrating their first 100 years. The community as well as the lay group (Missionary Cenacle Apostolate) and the sisters (Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity) were founded by Father Thomas Augustine Judge, C.M. in the Diocese of Mobile. Bishop Edward Allen sent a letter approving the new community on Aug. 21, 1921.