Blessed Trinity School Alumni

This year's annual reunion celebrates the the school's last graduating class, the Class of 1975, on the 50th anniversary of their graduation. Are you one of them pictured in our cover photo? Please join us on Sunday, September 28, 2025, at the Alumni's Annual Memorial Mass in Blessed Trinity R.C. Church, beginning at 10AM, and the all-class reunion that follows in St. Charles Hall.

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Please help Blessed Trinity's photo finish first in the NY Landmarks Conservancy's Sacred Sites photo contest.

We know you are all familiar with our Landmark church, but here's your chance to come as ask questions about our history, art and architecture, especially the designers, artisans and tradesmen who put it all together. Please stop by Saturday, May 17, 2025 from 11 am - 3 pm.

Please join us this Saturday, May 17, between 11am & 3pm as Blessed Trinity joins the statewide New York The New York Landmarks Conservancy's Sacred Sites Open House Weekend. https://blessedtrinitybuffalo.org/2025/sacred-sites-open-house-sat-may-17-2025/

Congratulations to General Thomas DeLuca, a member of the Class of 1967. Join him on October 6 at our 10 AM Alumni Mass and All-Class Reunion.
Thomas DeLuca, a son of Blessed Trinity Roman Catholic parish, was elected Supreme President of the 20,000-member Knights of St. John International at its convention in Buffalo, N.Y. in July.
Under its constitutional guidelines, the Knights gather every two years, but it had been six years, because of the pandemic, before the Knights gathered from around the world to select a new head.
DeLuca wondered whether competition would emerge for the presidency for the Roman Catholic order, an international Catholic fraternal service organization with members in nine countries, including countries as diverse as Germany and Nigeria. However, DeLuca was elected without contest as the head of the order, incorporated some 138 years ago. He is committed not only to aggressively shepherding the Knights in the twenty-first century, but also to growing the order, with specific outreach to young men who are seeking a fraternity that is both social and spiritual.
Describing the Knights as “a great group of guys,” DeLuca added: “You know I am an only child, so the Knights are really my brothers.” Membership in the Knights is also part of his legacy. His father, Horace DeLuca, now passed, was a Knight as is his son, Joseph.
DeLuca, 71, graduated from Blessed Trinity School in 1967 and joined the Knights at age sixteen while attending Bishop Fallon High School. An active Knight for 55 years, largely in leadership roles, DeLuca had served as the Knight’s first vice president for a decade before being elected president.
He has now officially retired after a career in technology and project management although he continues to receive offers to continue. In the view of the General, being president of the Knights of St. John is more than a full-time job.
DeLuca grew up in Buffalo and is now a resident of Cheektowaga, N.Y. He is a graduate of D’Youville University. He met his wife, Cindy, there and history repeated itself when his daughter, Amy, met her husband there.

Alumni Sunday is October 6, and we hope you plan to join us. If you didn't receive your newsletter, it's because you moved recently and the post office is no longer forwarding your mail. Message us with your new address and join us at Blessed Trinity Church for 10am Mass. Alumni docents will offer focused mini tours at 9:30. An all-class reception will follow in St. Charles Hall.