Moreau Seminary

04/30/2020

Here is the third installment of the Band of Men's "Songs of Hope" series. This week's video features Brad Stalcup Csc's original song "Duc in Altum"

We hope you enjoy!

This song is an account of the call of Simon in Luke 5:1-11 from Simon’s own perspective. This Scripture passage has always struck a chord with me. The title...

04/16/2020

This is the second installment of the Band of Men's "Songs of Hope" series. This week's video features "Be Thou My Vision."

We hope that your Easter Season is filled with all the joy it contains! Enjoy!

“Be Thou My Vision,” based on a traditional Irish hymn. Tune: SLANE, Lyrical translation by Eleanor Hull, 1912. Harmonization by Erik Routley, copyright © 19...

04/07/2020

The Band of Men, a group of musicians from Moreau who take their name from our Constitutions (1.5), will begin recording periodic "Songs of Hope." Their first is posted, "Be Still and Know that I Am God." We hope this unique Holy Week is fruitful and graced-filled for you.

"Be Still, and Know that I Am God," based on Psalm 46, by Steven C. Warner, copyright © 1999, World Library Publications, a division of GIA Publications, Chi...

03/29/2020

Our Lady of Sorrows...Pray for Us!

If you’ve missed seeing the guys who are in the novitiate this year (as we have!), here’s a great opportunity to see them and receive a hopeful message from “the holy mountain” (as we sometimes, mostly-affectionately, call our novitiate).

In the midst of a world on fire, seek hope in the fountain of life. Our Lady of Sorrows, pray for us!

03/24/2020

Another first day of school this year! This time, it's the first day of online classes! See where some of our men in formation will be attending class for the rest of the semester. (Yes, they are all in Moreau.) Please pray for us as we resume our studies in this new format. We are keeping all our friends and family in our prayers as well.

03/22/2020

Ave Crux, Spes Unica!
Hail the Cross, Our Only Hope!

By Brian Vetter, C.S.C. Brian Vetter, a St. Brigid of Kildare parishioner since 2009 and St. Charles alumnus, is at the University of Notre Dame studying for a four year Master...

03/20/2020

Yesterday we celebrated the Feast of Saint Joseph, Spouse of the Virgin Mary. In addition to his many titles (Protector of the Church, Hope of the Sick, Patron of the Dying, Terror of Evil Spirits, to name a few that might be relevant for us today), he is also the Patron of Holy Cross Brothers, so it is a special feast day for us. This year, although we could not celebrate more widely than our immediate community due to precautions, it was especially joyful because this year is the 200th anniversary of the foundation of the Brothers. We give thanks for all our Holy Cross brothers and the ways they enrich the Church and Holy Cross!

Saint Joseph, Pray for Us!

12/16/2019

If you can spare a prayer this week, please pray for our men in formation during their final exam week. Lots of papers being written and exams being studied for! (Some of our classmates from the Notre Dame Master of Divinity Program even came to join us!)

11/15/2019

Please join us in praying for the soul of our deceased confrere, Father Philip Devlin, C.S.C. His wake is Sunday, and his funeral is Monday.

May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

Prayers are requested for the repose of the soul of Rev. Philip Devlin, C.S.C., who died November 13: https://bit.ly/2KraM0d

11/15/2019

Thanks to all who came to Lucernarium and our soirée this evening! Our founder enjoyed celebrating with you!

08/18/2019

Day 2 (Friday) marked our first day of program meetings in the morning (Temporarily Professed community is pictured), and then proceeded with Mass, recreation/tournament games, dinner, and a keynote from newly-appointed Dean of Students at Holy Cross College, Andrew Polaniecki, who spoke about the importance of memory to the spiritual life and shared many memories from his family and from his life working in collaboration with Holy Cross.

08/18/2019

We’ve had a great retreat so far. Our theme is from Constitution 3: Prayer. “Our minds will be given to understand Him and His designs.”

Day 1 started off with Mass at noon (Thursday) and continued with recreation, a cookout dinner, the official opening of the SPORTS tournaments, a panel presentation from three of our formators on saying yes in prayer, community, and ministry, and concluded with a relaxing soirée.