Inspired by the Passionist charism of solidarity and the dignity of all people, this section highlights our commitment to cultural and racial diversity—featuring actions, stories, and resources to support equity and inclusion in our communities.
We, the Passionist provinces of Holy Cross and St. Paul of the Cross, together with the entire Passionist Solidarity Network, join our voices with all those who accompany and speak on behalf of the crucified of today.
The Passionists of Holy Cross Province have been engaged in ministry and education with Black families of the Birmingham, Alabama, area for nearly 90 years.
In this interview with Wyatt Goolsby of Guadalupe Radio Network, Fr. Robert Carbonneau, CP, reflects on Advent spirituality, the Passionist charism and how embracing suffering with compassion leads to healing and deeper joy as Christmas approaches.
Father Hugo Esparza, CP, offers a brief reflection on the Day of the Dead: altars at home, grateful memory and Christian hope. An invitation to let the light of Christ transform the darkness and uplift our lives.
There may be limits to the diversity that can be sustained in any group or institution, but there can be no limits on love. There are no limits on God’s love for us!
The Passionist Family of Holy Cross Province, counting on God’s grace, joyfully affirms, celebrates, and actively promotes cultural and racial diversity for the sake of honoring God’s intention from the very first moment of creation and for advancing the reign…
La Familia Pasionista de la Provincia Santa Cruz, contando con la gracia de Dios, afirma, celebra y promueve activamente la diversidad cultural y racial en aras de honrar la intención de Dios desde el primer momento de la creación y para avanzar el reino de Dios.