St. Joseph: The Eptiome of Resilience
Author: Br. John Agyemang Amponsah, C.S.C.
Br. John Agyemang Amponsah, C.S.C., reflects on how St. Joseph models and teaches us resilience in our vocations.
Blessed Basile Moreau sent the first missionaries of Holy Cross to the United States in 1841. After settling near South Bend, Indiana, in 1842, where they would found the University of Notre Dame and St. Joseph Parish, Holy Cross quickly spread throughout the rest of the country.
The Congregation grew with the country, as the United States became the country with the largest number of Holy Cross religious. Missionaries have gone out from the United States around the world, while within the country, Holy Cross has been known for a strong commitment to Catholic education at all levels.
Br. John Agyemang Amponsah, C.S.C., reflects on how St. Joseph models and teaches us resilience in our vocations.
Deacon Juliyas Prince Rozario, C.S.C., originally from Bangladesh, was ordained on March 2 in Saint-Laurent Parish.
“Friends of Moreau” page seeks to promote devotion to Blessed Basile Moreau and unite a global community in prayer.