TRINITY
TRINITY HOUSE: BUILT ON FAITH, STRENGTHENED BY VIRTUE
Trinity House is named after the first community started in the United States by the Marianists. In 1849, the first Marianists arrived in Cincinnati from France at the request of the bishop of Cincinnati. They started teaching in grade schools and named their community the Holy Trinity Community.
The shield houses the triad symbol, representing the Holy Trinity. The Holy Trinity is the center of our Catholic faith and represents the roles The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit play in the life of our House. The words, "Charity, Humility, Courage" are included in our crest design as they are words we strive to live by. Putting forth others, humbling ourselves and having the courage to lead others through faith is the core of our House.
THE HOUSE SYSTEM
Moeller’s nationally recognized House System transforms student governance into a vibrant, tight-knit community. Since 2005, students from all four grades have been united into Houses, each with mentor groups led by dedicated teachers and student captains.
Each student is guided by at least three significant adults—a house dean, mentor teacher, and counselor—who monitor and support his academic, social, and spiritual growth. The system strengthens relationships between students and faculty, fosters a strong sense of community, and provides leadership opportunities for all students.