France is the birthplace of the Congregation of Holy Cross. Within three years of his founding of Holy Cross in 1837, Blessed Basile Moreau was sending missionaries not just around the French countryside, but around the world.
Today the Congregation continues to work in schools and parishes in France. Holy Cross also welcomes pilgrims to its conventual church, Notre Dame de Sainte Croix, which was built by Moreau and now serves as the International Shrine dedicated to his spiritual legacy.
The school's Principal Br. Balaswamy Mundru, C.S.C., and Br. John Joseph, C.S.C., the Superior of the Holy Cross Brothers in India, presided at the Dedication Ceremony.
Building on the legacy of Venerable Patrick Peyton, the museum in North Easton, Massachusetts, offers a unique experience of prayer using digital media for the entire family.
The new Christ the King Chapel was dedicated by the Most Rev. Joseph Bambera, Bishop of the Diocese of Scranton, on September 15, 2019.
Brother André Bessette, C.S.C., is the first canonized saint of the Congregation of Holy Cross. He was known as the "Miracle Man of Montreal" for all the people who were miraculously healed through his intercession and prayers.
Br. Paul Bednarczyk, C.S.C., Vicar and First General Assistant of the Congregation, reflects on how this humble brother who welcomed the sick and suffering with God's love and mercy can guide us to our Savior, Jesus Christ.