La vida comunitaria es el núcleo de la vocación pasionista. La vida comunitaria nos cimenta en la oración, el apoyo mutuo y la misión compartida. Juntos, nos fortalecemos mutuamente para mantener viva la memoria de la pasión de Cristo y servir a los que sufren. Es en la comunidad donde encontramos el aliento, la responsabilidad y la gracia necesarios para vivir nuestro llamado con fe y compasión.
In 2022, shortly after the war in Ukraine began, The Passionists of Holy Cross Province created a fundraising effort to help our Passionist Brothers in Poland who were providing aid to Ukrainian refugees displaced by the war. Fr. David Colhour,…
Br. Raymond Sanchez, CP, is grateful for his time as chaplain to the Department of Corrections
Br. John Monzyk, CP, is a teacher at heart, even when leading senior Passionists In my early discernment with the Passionists, I felt called to academics and teaching as a priest. However, as my formation progressed, I became more aware…
As we witness the Passion of Jesus in the Ukrainian refugees, let us pray that peace will once again be theirs.
On Saturday, September 26, 2020, Nicholas Divine, C.P., and four Franciscan Brothers were ordained to the diaconate by Auxiliary Bishop Mark Bartosic of Chicago, Illinois.
Our Passionist Family of Holy Cross Province has been blessed by the profession of perpetual vows by our brother, Nicholas Divine, C.P.
On Wednesday, July 11, our Passionist Family gathered to witness the First Profession of Passionist Vows by Phillip Donlan.
Holy Cross Province was officially created in 1906 in Louisville, Kentucky.