Church of the Holy Cross

linda willer

Sermons dont relate to today. Seems like certain people do things their way. Hardly no one wears masks. Priests dont offer communion in parking lot during covid. Its unfortunate as i was married in this church 35 years ago. Attendance getting smaller and smaller.

Lynn Ferguson

This has been my parish for over 40 years! My children were baptized here by Father Whicky and Father Tony! I have been involved in CCD, St Helens Circle, Hospital communion ministry, choir and Cantering! My Church family has embraced me in the good and bad times! I’m grateful to call this church “Home” !

Chris Wilborn

EXCELLENT Catholic Christian community. We Love it and members for over 25 years . Welcoming to Old and young, with a growing Spanish speaking community.

Glenda Hernandez

I used to go to Spanish mass here, and enjoyed it. I got deployed, and when I returned I went back, and they had a new Spanish speaking priest. He was absolutely amazing! I just loved his enthusiasm and passion he showed for his work. This motivated me to attend mass weekly. Soon I decided that this was the place I wanted to be a member of, so I registered online. After a month of no response, I called and followed up myself. I spoke with a lady who acknowledge my online registration form, and told me to wait a bit longer. I waited another month, still nothing. I called several times and left messages that were never returned. Eventually I gave up and stopped attending mass here completely. This was very upsetting to say the least. I had searched and searched for a place that made me feel motivated, devoted, and excited to go to church. Just when I thought I found it, they make me feel so unwelcomed and not good enough for the congregation. So much for the “accepting and welcoming” community they claim to be in the name of Catholicism.