Hellenic College Holy Cross
April 23, 2019
On Holy Tuesday, the Church calls to remembrance two parables, which are related to the Second Coming. One is the parable of the Ten Virgins (Matthew 25:1-3); the other the parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30). These parables point to the inevitability of the Parousia and deal with such subjects as spiritual vigilance, stewardship, accountability, and judgment. Learn more at www.goarch.org/en/bridegroom. #HolyWeek #JourneytoPascha #HolyTuesday #GoArch ... See MoreSee Less
Hellenic College Holy Cross
April 22, 2019
On March 14, 2019, the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) honored Hellenic College Holy Cross at its annual conference with a Silver Excellence Award in the Video Fundraising category for its 2018 Day of Giving video. We are proud to congratulate Peggy McClain Giovane, Melanie Pappas, and Emanuel Sabau for their creative efforts in producing the video and their tireless dedication to promoting HCHC’s 2018 Day of Giving campaign. #CASED1 #ExcellenceAwards #HCHC ... See MoreSee Less
Hellenic College Holy Cross
April 22, 2019
On Holy Monday, we commemorate Joseph the Patriarch, the beloved son of Jacob. A major figure of the Old Testament, Joseph's story is told in the final section of the Book of Genesis (chs. 37-50). Because of his exceptional qualities and remarkable life, our patristic and liturgical tradition portrays Joseph as tipos Christou, i.e., as a prototype, prefigurement or image of Christ. The story of Joseph illustrates the mystery of God's providence, promise and redemption. Innocent, chaste and righteous, his life bears witness to the power of God's love and promise. Learn more at www.goarch.org/en/bridegroom. #HolyWeek #JourneytoPascha #HolyMonday #goarch ... See MoreSee Less
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