Welcome to Holy Cross Catholic Church!
¡Bienvenidos a la Iglesia Santa Cruz!
Holy Cross Church is eager to be a part of your life and have you as a part of our life. We are committed to growing in the likeness of Jesus Christ, a daily process that requires prayer, sacraments, discipline and a community of individuals striving for the same goal.
La Iglesia Católica Santa Cruz está muy emocionada de ser parte de su vida y de tenerle a usted como parte de nuestra vida. Estamos comprometidos en crecer a semejanza de Jesucristo, un proceso diario que requiere de oraciones, sacramentos, disciplina y de una comunidad de individuo que luchan por el mismo objetivo.
Thanks be to God for a successful Groundbreaking event:
...And thank you to all who have helped and who continue to help bring this project to life.
For the full photo gallery of the event courtesy of Bob Kerns, click here.
Building Our Community ~ Blessing Our Future
Now is the time to turn our dream into reality. Learn more!
Mask use in our parish church is optional but recommended. Masks are recommended in order to protect the more vulnerable in our community, like children and those with compromised immunities. If you are sick in any way or even feeling a little “under the weather,” please stay home! Our concern is for your good health and the good health of those in the pews around you. Thank you.
What's Happening
As we return to the Ordinary Time of the Church’s Year, we hear this weekend from the second chapter of St. John’s Gospel – the account of the wedding feast in Cana of Galilee. As strange as it may sound, St. John’s account of the events in Cana is not about marriage or weddings or […]
Jesús nos invita a su Banquete de Fiesta que es la Eucaristía. Él se nos da a sí mismo como pan de fuerza y como el más sabroso vino. Según el segundo capítulo del Evangelio de San Juan (el episodio de las Bodas en Caná de Galilea), el Señor Jesús quiere decirnos que la Vida […]
Saint Anthony (b. 251- d. 356) was an Egyptian man who became a monk by choice and, all these centuries later, is revered as “the father of all monastics.” To be clear, the “choice” in question was to follow God’s calling out into the Egyptian desert. St. Benedict and all other founders of monastic Orders […]
Have you ever taken the opportunity to read the Letter to the Hebrews in the New Testament of the Bible? The Letter was originally written for Jews who had converted to Christianity in the first generation of the Church. Those people, our ancestors, suffered a great deal for their faith. For example, because of the […]
Have you ever tried to imagine how happy and fulfilled our community would be if we just accepted each other mutually and fully as we are? How much delight would we bring to the Lord and to ourselves if we lived without judgment, without envy, not demeaning anyone, and not trying to mold everyone according […]
As we emerge from the festivities surrounding the Christmas season, we continue to celebrate the fact that Jesus has brought us into a “family relationship” with God. The Letter to the Hebrews says, “the one who sanctifies and those who are sanctified all have one Father.” (2, 5-12) How can we not take joy from […]
