Holy Trinity (disambiguation)
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The Holy Trinity is the Christian concept of God as three entities: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.
Holy Trinity may also refer to:
Religion
- Christianity:
- Places of worship:
- Holy Trinity Cathedral (disambiguation)
- Holy Trinity Church (disambiguation)
- Holy Trinity Anglican Church (disambiguation)
- Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (disambiguation)
- Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church (disambiguation)
- House of the Holy Trinity, better known as Soutra Aisle, a ruined church in southern Scotland
- Trinity Sunday, which celebrates the Christian doctrine of the Trinity
- Places of worship:
- Hindu Trinity, more traditionally called Trimurti
Education
Other uses
- Holy Trinity (colleges), a term for Harvard, Princeton, and Yale
- Holy Trinity (Botticelli), a 1490s altarpiece by Italian Renaissance painter Sandro Botticelli
- Holy Trinity (Masaccio), a 1428 fresco in a church in Florence, Italy
- Holy trinity (cuisine), a mix of vegetables in Cajun cookery
- The three sauces on a standard Halal snack pack (garlic, barbecue sauce, and chili sauce)
- "The Holy Trinity" (The Grand Tour), the pilot episode of British motoring series The Grand Tour
- ARA Santasima Trinidad (The Holy Trinity), a 1974 Argentinian warship
- Trinity (nuclear test), the first detonation of a nuclear weapon
See also
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