“'Are you looking forward to being done?' It’s a question I’m getting a lot right now, writes Mr. Adam Booth, C.S.C., a third-year temporarily professed seminarian at Moreau who just finished his theological studies. "The answer, of course, is yes, but I’m hoping it’s a long way off. You see, of all the major transitions I have coming up over the next year, I don’t really count any of them as being ‘done.’" Read More >

“I was honored a month ago when a UP junior in Army ROTC, who organized their commissioning ceremony, asked me to serve as the chaplain for the event,” writes Fr. Charlie McCoy, C.S.C. “In many ways, I was taken back to our Holy Cross celebrations of First Vows, Final Vows, and Ordination.” Read More >

"It seems that whenever the Church and Holy Cross decide to commemorate or celebrate a special occasion, light and darkness play prominent roles in the flow of prayer and liturgy," writes Mr. Michael Palmer, C.S.C., a temporarily professed seminarian at Moreau Seminary. "This progression of darkness into light is not just a theatrical trick; it is a symbol that points to our own salvation history, when the human race was plunged into darkness and Christ Himself came to raise us out of it." Read More >

“What made the Ordinations last week particularly interesting to me was that now-Fr. Jarrod Waugh, C.S.C., was the assistant formator for Old College last year. This was the first time that someone I know well was ordained,” writes Mr. Paul Fortin, who is in his second year at Old College. “To witness this remarkable change occur to a former formator brought home for me the reality of what formation in Holy Cross is about.” Read More >

This Sunday, April 21, the Church celebrates the 50^th World Day of Prayer for Vocations. This year’s theme, Vocations as a sign of hope founded in faith, echoes the Congregation’s vision of serving the Church and the world as “men with hope to bring.” Read More >