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.
Building Our Community ~ Blessing Our Future
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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
In 1257, at the young age of 36, St. Bonaventure was elected Minister-General of the Franciscan Order. He has been called, with much justification, the Order’s “second founder.” St. Francis himself had died in 1226. In the years following his death, the Franciscans were coming under criticism as a result of a huge increase in […]
In the list of things we value, close relationships would probably be featured near the top, along with health and life itself. Relationships and friendships are precious, aren’t they? Without them, we could hardly get through life. Have you ever thought about the number of times Jesus revealed the preeminent relationship in His life, His […]
There is a story told about a tiny group of Jews who survived by hiding in Nazi Germany during World War II. In their hiding-place, one of them said, “We must pray to God.” Another answered, “Yes, if we pray, God will find out that there are still a few Jews left in Germany.” A […]
There are two words which appear often in the New Testament of the Bible, but we often confuse them. They are, however, distinct words (or titles): disciples and apostles. They truly are distinct in meaning: a disciple (Latin discipulus, from discere, to learn) is a follower, someone who learns from a teacher and assimilates that […]
Cada 11 de julio la Iglesia celebra a San Benito de Nursia, fundador del monacato occidental (vida monástico). También se le conoce como San Benito, Abad. La máxima de vida de San Benito (con la que ha inspirado a la cristiandad a lo largo de los siglos) fue “ora et labora” (ora y trabaja), síntesis […]
Fifteen hundred years ago, St. Benedict wrote his Rule of Life and established his monastic community. The Rule became the standard for most of the monastic tradition in the entire Western world. The Rule is marked by moderation, balance, humility, and humanity. Community life was a key feature of his monastic vision and he stressed […]
