A happy and blessed New Year to all from all of us here in the Office of Vocations! Blessed Basil Moreau, the founder of the Congregation of Holy Cross, always marked the beginning of a new year by writing a circular letter to the community. In celebration of the start of 2011, we are posting an...

Christ the King Parish School, a Holy Cross parish and school in South Bend, IN, was recently featured in the local diocesan newspaper Today's Catholic.

Fr. Charlie McCoy, C.S.C., associate professor of mathematics at University of Portland and our regular blog correspondent, has checked in with a powerful reflection about hope. Written from the perspective of a professor at finals time, it reveals the real spiritual depth of the vocation of a...

Each year in December, the Downtown Chapel, our Holy Cross parish in Portland, OR, teams up with local photographers to offer professional-quality portrait-sittings to members of the Old Town community it serves.

From all of us here in the Office of Vocations, a blessed and grace-filled Christmas to you! Know that you are in our prayers on this holy day and in this holy season. As part of your Christmas celebrations, we share with you the homily Fr. Jim Gallagher, C.S.C, the Director of the Office of...

Seminarian Matt Kuczora, C.S.C, shows us international brothership in action at the seminary's Christmas Party that was transformed into an amazing fundraiser complete with a "Stache-o-Meter" and a revelation of something not seen in over 23 years!

Fr. Bill Miscamble, C.S.C, a Professor of History as well as the President of the University Faculty for Life at Notre Dame, shares with us some of the unsung Holy Cross heroes in the Pro-Life Movement.

Fr. Pat Neary, C.S.C., our correspondent in East Africa and our seminary rectory there, has sent in his latest blog post. It is a moving reflection on the reality of tribes in Africa and how Christian community, especially our religious community in Holy Cross, can be a sign of the coming of the...

Fr. Vince Kuna, C.S.C, has sent in his latest blog entry telling of his adventures as a parish priest out in Colorado Springs, CO. It is a story of how God, in His Divine Providence, always supplies us with what we need to fulfill His call in our lives.

In his latest post for us from Campus Ministry at Yale, Fr. Peter Walsh, C.S.C., tells us the significance that the regulation of cellular protrusions by abl-family kinase-mediated cortactin phosphorylation has on the future of the Church and the world. It's a mouth full, for sure, but you will...