College of the Holy Cross

“Sunday Mass Schedule Weekday Mass Schedule McCooey Chapel”

“Monday–Thursday | 12:05 PM & 9 PM”

“Friday | 12:05 PM only”

“features a small chapel for daily Masses (McCooey Chapel), a mid-sized chapel seating up to 270 people that is home to the Sunday 7:00 p.m. Mass”

“Mass | 11:30 AM | St. Joseph Memorial Chapel”

“Mass | 7:00 PM | Mary Chapel”

“The upper chapel (St. Joseph Memorial Chapel) is home to the Sunday 11:30 a.m. Mass”

“features a small chapel for daily Masses (McCooey Chapel), a mid-sized chapel seating up to 270 people that is home to the Sunday 7:00 p.m. Mass”

“Sacrament of Reconciliation Holy Hour | Eucharistic Adoration”

“Monday–Wednesday | 8–8:50 PM | Lower Chapel”

“Thursday | 7:30–8:15 PM | St. Joseph”

“Friday | 11:30 AM–12 PM | Lower Chapel”

“Sacrament of Reconciliation Holy Hour | Eucharistic Adoration”

“Thursday | 7:30–8:30 PM | St. Joseph”

“Meet the Chaplains Marybeth Kearns-Barrett ’84, M.Div. Director, Office of College Chaplains Megan Fox-Kelly ’99, LICSW M. Div., M.S.W. Associate Director, Associate Chaplain Marty Kelly, M.T.S. Associate Director, Associate Chaplain Emily Rauer Davis ’99, M.Div. Associate Director, Associate Chaplain Rev. Andrew J. Garavel, SJ Associate Chaplain”

“The 13 members of the Jesuit Community at Holy Cross are mostly engaged in ministry at the College either as teachers, administrators, staff or in campus ministry.”

“welcoming visitors from every faith and background to reflect, pray, or simply sit in peaceful silence”

“features a small chapel for daily Masses (McCooey Chapel), a mid-sized chapel seating up to 270 people that is home to the Sunday 7:00 p.m. Mass”

“a chapel for the Sacrament of Reconciliation, a chapel for the reservation of the Blessed Sacrament”

“Students are required to complete one course in Studies in Religion and one course in Philosophical Studies.”

“Courses in this area include the study of indigenous religions as well as major religious traditions of the world — i.e., Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Confucianism and Daoism; religious ethics; the analysis and interpretation of sacred texts; and the study of Catholic theology and spirituality.”

“Students are required to complete one course in Studies in Religion and one course in Philosophical Studies.”

“As indicated in the College’s Mission Statement, “critical examination of fundamental religious and philosophical questions” is essential to a liberal arts education in the Jesuit tradition.”

“A major is required to take a minimum of 10 and normally a maximum of 14 courses in the Department.”

“Meet the Chaplains Marybeth Kearns-Barrett ’84, M.Div. Director, Office of College Chaplains Megan Fox-Kelly ’99, LICSW M. Div., M.S.W. Associate Director, Associate Chaplain Marty Kelly, M.T.S. Associate Director, Associate Chaplain Emily Rauer Davis ’99, M.Div. Associate Director, Associate Chaplain Rev. Andrew J. Garavel, SJ Associate Chaplain”

“Mary E. LaVigne LCSW, M.A., M.S.W. Assistant Chaplain Julia Murphy, M.Div. Assistant Chaplain Laurence Rosania, M.A. Assistant Chaplain, Director of Liturgy and Music”

“Ignite Retreat for First Year Students Spiritual Exercises Manresa, a student-led weekend retreat”

“Big Chill Montserrat class evenings of contemplation “Eat, Pray, Study” retreat during finals study period”

“Society of Saints Peter and Paul - Provide a community for students who seek to grow in their love of Jesus Christ and to deepen their knowledge of the Catholic faith.”

“Pax Christi - Strives to create a world that reflects the Peace of Christ by exploring, articulating and bearing witness to the call of Christian nonviolence.”

“Cura Communities gives students an opportunity to gather weekly in small groups to discuss everything from family to faith and friendships.”

“Students may not host guests of the opposite gender in their room overnight.”

“Keith Maczkiewicz, S.J. Vice President for Mission & Chief Mission Officer”

“Comprised of more than 30 diverse community partnerships, SPUD is the largest student-led service and justice organization on campus.”

“For more information on volunteering for any of the following programs, please contact Assistant Chaplain, Mary LaVigne-Greeley, LCSW at mlavigne@holycross.edu”

“Community-based learning (CBL) is a teaching approach that connects classroom learning objectives with civic engagement.”

“RELS 141 — Contemporary Christian Morality Course count: 1 This course addresses the implications of Christian belief and identity for personal and social morality. Readings examine fundamental ethics of moral agency, human freedom, conscience, sin, suffering and virtue, as well as the method and themes of Catholic social teaching.”

“Students For Life - Students for Life (SFL) promotes a culture of life on campus and beyond by affirming the inherent dignity of every human being at every stage of life, from conception to natural death.”

“The Spring Break Immersion Program offers Holy Cross students the opportunity to build relationships across economic, regional, and cultural differences with people throughout the U.S. Solidarity, spirituality, and mutuality are core values of the program.”

“Pax Christi - Strives to create a world that reflects the Peace of Christ by exploring, articulating and bearing witness to the call of Christian nonviolence.”

“supporting recently arrived immigrants and refugees”

“Comprised of more than 30 diverse community partnerships, SPUD is the largest student-led service and justice organization on campus.”

“as well as offer opportunities for prayer and reflection to help students deepen spiritual and personal growth”

“whether through the on-campus chapter of PAX Christi, the Spring Break Immersion Program or Student Programs for Urban Development, the largest student-led service and justice organization on campus”