While Jesus was teaching on two occasions in far off places, he became aware that the people listening to him had traveled a long distance, and they were hungry. He was attentive to their needs and provided food for them.
The theme for our January Associate Conference was “Gifts to Give.” Brother Jim Henke, CSC shared how he tries to implement the Holy Cross charism of creating a family spirit in his ministry of counselling at King’s College. Dr. Marco Clark, President of Holy Cross College, presented his extensive research
Are we as a person or a people known for saying “yes” or “no” to life? A “yes” person or people are open to see all creation as life giving wherever it is found. For Christians this is a person or people who follow Jesus. His “yes” was first given
Jesus, when he calls his Apostles, tells them that in order to be free to follow him, they must leave home. Does that mean to be a true disciple of Jesus we need to become a religious? I think not. What I think Jesus was referring to is that to
Malaika G. (Bishop McNamara HS, Forestville, MD) The parable of the talents is a timeless story, emphasizing the importance of using our gifts rather than letting them go to waste. It serves as a powerful reminder that success is not about accumulating wealth or accolades, but about investing in our
Eli S. (Notre Dame HS – West Haven, CT) As the captain of my basketball team and a student who thrives on academic challenges, I feel a deep connection to the mission of the Congregation of Holy Cross and the values that define my school experience. Being part of the
