The Immaculate Heart of Mary fraternity, a men’s group, meets on the first Sunday of the month. Members gather at the 12 p.m. Mass at Saint John the Baptist and adjourn to the church hall for the monthly meeting. For more informtaion, please contact: Deacon Clem Pierre-Antoine

The Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation Committee organizes the people of Holy Cross-Saint John the Baptist in faith-rooted campaigns to win social and economic justice for the poor in our city and our world. Our highest priorities are climate action, a living wage, and immigration reform.  We educate parishioners about issues from a perspective rooted in the Franciscan, Catholic, Christian tradition. We organize the poor who rely on the parish for material needs and spiritual uplift. We mobilize members of the parish to bring the voice of the Catholic Church and the Franciscan movement into the public arena. We take part in public events, including prayer vigils, marches, and rallies.

The Holy Cross Scripture Group features inspiring videos, discussion of scripture, encouraging fellowship and prayer. Each week we watch a fascinating sermon by Bishop Robert Barron about the previous Sunday’s Gospel. We explore the meaning of the scripture together, as each participant has the chance to express how the words of the Gospel apply to the struggles and joys of their lives. We conclude by saying a prayer, with the opportunity for all to petition God to fulfill the needs of their lives. The Scripture Group was founded by Ed Greene of Lamp Missionaries.  Please note: You must show proof of COVID vaccination to enter the rectory.

The Saints Elizabeth and Louis Fraternity, a co-ed group, meets on the second Sunday of the month. Members gather at the 12 p.m. Mass at Saint John the Baptist and adjourn to the church hall for the monthly meeting. For more informtaion, please contact: Lilly O’Keeffe

The Holy Cross Scripture Group features inspiring videos, discussion of scripture, encouraging fellowship and prayer. Each week we watch a fascinating sermon by Bishop Robert Barron about the previous Sunday’s Gospel. We explore the meaning of the scripture together, as each participant has the chance to express how the words of the Gospel apply to the struggles and joys of their lives. We conclude by saying a prayer, with the opportunity for all to petition God to fulfill the needs of their lives. The Scripture Group was founded by Ed Greene of Lamp Missionaries.  Please note: You must show proof of COVID vaccination to enter the rectory.

The Holy Cross Scripture Group features inspiring videos, discussion of scripture, encouraging fellowship and prayer. Each week we watch a fascinating sermon by Bishop Robert Barron about the previous Sunday’s Gospel. We explore the meaning of the scripture together, as each participant has the chance to express how the words of the Gospel apply to the struggles and joys of their lives. We conclude by saying a prayer, with the opportunity for all to petition God to fulfill the needs of their lives. The Scripture Group was founded by Ed Greene of Lamp Missionaries.  Please note: You must show proof of COVID vaccination to enter the rectory.

The Saint John Fraternity, a women’s group, meets on the fourth Sunday of the month. Members gather at the 12 p.m. Mass at Saint John the Baptist and adjourn to the church hall for the monthly meeting. For more informtaion, please contact: Ester Lopez

The Holy Cross Scripture Group features inspiring videos, discussion of scripture, encouraging fellowship and prayer. Each week we watch a fascinating sermon by Bishop Robert Barron about the previous Sunday’s Gospel. We explore the meaning of the scripture together, as each participant has the chance to express how the words of the Gospel apply to the struggles and joys of their lives. We conclude by saying a prayer, with the opportunity for all to petition God to fulfill the needs of their lives. The Scripture Group was founded by Ed Greene of Lamp Missionaries.  Please note: You must show proof of COVID vaccination to enter the rectory.