Holy Trinity

noun

1. Trinity ( def 1 ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of Holy Trinity¹

before 1050; Middle English

Example Sentences

Another exhibit, dubbed a modern day Bayeux Tapestry, tells the story of the war-time landings in 80 woollen panels at the resort's Holy Trinity Church.

From BBC

It is believed he used shamrock to explain the idea of the Holy Trinity to pagans, which is why the clover has become synonymous with St Patrick's Day celebrations.

From BBC

While Verona in Italy lures tourists to the balcony from which Shakespeare’s fictional Juliet courted Romeo, Banska Stiavnica draws lovers to the house on Holy Trinity Square where Marina once lived with her family.

From New York Times

The takouma are Catholic, having been converted in the early 17th century by a Jesuit priest clever enough to draw a straight line between the Holy Trinity and the Native religion.

From New York Times

In a statement, the Met said the man was spotted by officers on the same day at 02:50, approaching women near Holy Trinity Church on Clapham Common.

From BBC