Priest to tell faith story at Holy Trinity next week

Brian McCauley bmccauley@miconews.comPOSTED: 4:29 pm CST February 21, 2012

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An ordained priest is scheduled to speak at Holy Trinity Catholic Church next week about a tragic night that changed his life forever, and community members are invited to attend the event.

Rob Spaulding will make his presentation called “One night … one decision … changed the lives of many” from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Feb. 29 at the church. The testimony will be one of faith and forgiveness, as Spaulding was involved in a car accident in 2005 that took the lives of two of his fellow seminary students.

Gina Sallman, director of faith ministries at Holy Trinity, said the story is close to her heart because both of the victims were friends.

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