Holy Cross Catholic Parish

This Catholic men’s group meets monthly, but offers much support to our parishes and many charitable agencies. They are Catholic men of faith and men of charitable action who also grow their own personal faith through many spiritual programs. Men join, but it is a family organization.

Currently, Holy Cross Parish is home to two councils. Council 255 meets at Saint Peter's Church, and Council 13127 meets in the parish center at Our Lady of Victory

Both Councils are now hosting Bingo at the Holy Cross Parish Center (Behind Our Lady of Victory)
Council #255 will host Monday Nights beginning May 2nd

• Doors Open at 5:30 PM, bingo begins at 7:00 PM

Council #13127 will host every other Thursday beginning May 5th

• Doors open 5:00 PM Concessions available, Bingo cards and pull tabs available at 6:00 PM, Bingo begins at 7:00 PM

Formed in 1903 the Catholic Daughters of the Americas (CDA) is one of the oldest and largest organizations of Catholic women in the Americas. Holy Cross Parish is home to Court Mary Immaculate, #479. They are dedicated to prayer and unity, and they support many organizations in need. Membership is open to all woman over 18 years of age that want to join a great, faith filled, fun group.

Members of the Altar Rosary Society gather three times each year (once COVID restrictions are lifted) to pray and break bread together, and dedicate themselves to care of the altar throughout the all the seasons of the church year. They utilize their funds to purchase altar bread, wine and purificators as well as making yearly donations to the parish, to the Seton Schools, and to the summer vacation Bible School.

The Altar Rosary Society provides charitable support to local organizations such as the Gabriel Project, Champlain Valley Right to Life and Hospice of the North Country.

Currently, Holy Cross parish has three Altar Rosary Society groups. For relevant contact information, please contact the Parish Office

The environmental stewardship ministry launched year 2006, when a committee was established to examine Catholic teachings regarding stewardship of God's Creation and related social justice issues. During the fourteen years that followed, the environmental stewardship committee gathered for regular monthly planning and goal setting meetings, except for the months of July and August. 

Regular monthly meetings are currently on hiatus, due to the COVD-19 pandemic. It's anticipated that once restrictions are lifted, the Environmental Stewardship Ministry's committee will be in a position to re-establish itself and restart initiatives to assist the clergy, the parish and area Catholics to move ahead with Care of Our Common Home.