Foundations of the Spiritual Life of the Servants of the Trinity
The spirituality of the Order rests on the foundation of the primary dogmas of our faith: the Most Holy Trinity and the Redemption, Christ’s great priestly act of love.  This spirituality is transformed into life and action in our lives under the influence of the Holy Spirit...

...when we render glory to the Holy Trinity, imitating Christ in his desire to glorify the Father through the Spirit.  We aim to achieve this goal by consecrating ourselves to the Most Holy Trinity through a life lived humbly according to the evangelical counsels, through our immersion in the sacred liturgy, through our personal prayer, and, following the example of the Trinity, through unity with each other in the common life;

...when we imitate Christ Our High Priest who willingly shed his blood in his supreme priestly act of love for the sake of each and every one of us in his mission to save the world.  Sharing in the mission of Christ the Priest, we strive to make our own lives a worthy act of worship and to promote the sacred liturgy among all the faithful, so that Christ’s great priestly prayer that all may be one might be fulfilled.

Deepening Grace
Through baptism we enter into, become one with, Christ to adore the Father in Spirit and in truth.  Our whole life is to be one of worship.  “Whether we eat or sleep, we do all for the glory of God.” (1 Cor. 10:31) This calls us to earnestly pursue growth in the holiness we received at baptism and, united in mind and heart, in prayer and service, to await the coming of Christ in joyful expectation.

Importance of Prayer in Our Lives
To live the mystery of the Trinity and of the Cross we must first enter into prayer – liturgical prayer (the public prayer of the Church) and private prayer (as a community and as an individual).  As Servants of the Trinity, our essential vocation is prayer.  Prayer is the gate, the path which leads us to dwell in the midst of the Trinity. Prayer carries us across the threshold to a deep intimate union with Christ Crucified. This is where our identity is discovered and our manner of life is formed.  

Prayer is not a passing attitude or activity but, with deepening growth, a desired ongoing condition aimed at dwelling in midst of the Trinity through a prayerful spirit. Prayer should be our strength and our safe harbor.  It is the source and expression of our life and work together.  It is our immersion in the Fire of God that we may become fire cast over the face of the earth so that, in turn, it too may be set on fire.

Because of the importance of prayer, we strive to lead lives of holiness with unshaken faith, undiminished hope, and genuine love, following the marvelous example of the Blessed Virgin Mary who stood firm in her “fiat” to the end.  We also look to the example of the saints, our elder brothers and sisters, who distinguished themselves in holiness, and through whom the light of Christ shines forth as through a many-faceted precious gem.