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
We will shout it out for the Great Fifty Days: Happy Easter! He is Risen! We are called, because of our Easter joy, to announce that “Christ lives. And we live in Him.” It is just that simple, and just that miraculous. This day and this holy season, we carry the Good News of Christ’s […]
Happy Easter! He is Risen! As awkward as it may sound, let’s let Mahatma Gandhi, the father of modern India, set the tone for what the Catholic Church celebrates tonight. His words still ring true, even though he spoke them over seventy years ago: “When I despair I remember that all through history the way […]
A Prayer for the Day of Waiting in Silence O God, every dawn begins a holy day, a new beginning, a new chapter in the story of your love for us. This day is unique because we are remembering that your Son was laid in a tomb after suffering and dying for us. This day […]
“They took Jesus; and carrying the Cross by Himself, He went out to what is called The Place of the Skull, which in Hebrew is called Golgotha. There they crucified Him, and with Him two others, one on either side, with Jesus between them….” St. Ignatius of Antioch wrote: “Language can deal with only a […]
Almost half of St. John’s Gospel is taken up with a description of the Passion (the death and Resurrection) of Jesus. Prior to that, in the first half of his Gospel, the words “life” and “live” occur about fifty times, but not once in Jesus’ conversation with the disciples at the Last Supper … it […]
At mid-week in Holy Week, we are discovering that the Passion of the Lord is an enthralling story of betrayal, suffering, death, and finally Resurrection. Isn’t it true that everyone discovers the reality of suffering soon enough? Its meaning, however, takes longer to discover. Popular culture does not reveal the meaning of suffering to us […]
