News & Announcements

On May 19, we honor the birthday of the late Brother Melchior Polowy, C.S.C., former wrestling coach and Holy Cross 2015 Hall of Fame inductee.

May 1 is the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker.  In all his ordinariness, St. Joseph embodies the religious spirit for which all Christians long—integrity, fortitude, fidelity, and sanctity. In living out his foreboding vocation of being the husband of Mary and the foster father of the Messiah, St. Joseph remained unwavering in his loyalty, faithful to his mission, and unselfishly open to the will of God. St. Joseph did this not out of blind obedience or ignorance; he did it simply out of love.

Holy Week allows us to enter Jerusalem with our Blessed Lord and trace His steps from the Last Supper, to the Cross, and lastly to his tomb. Please take some time this week to enter into prayer and join your Parish in a virtual Mass.

Holy Cross School is pleased to announce the hiring of three alumni to join its athletic department next school year. Nick Saltaformaggio ’77 will serve as head football coach. Ryan Hess ’95 will become the school’s new head wrestling coach. In addition, Roland Barbay ’82 will join Holy Cross as a football coach and full-time member of the athletic department staff.

The Holy Cross Science department would like to congratulate and recognize all the students who competed in the Greater New Orleans Science & Engineering Fair at Tulane University

Fourteen Holy Cross students embarked on the trip of a lifetime—the Archdiocese of New Orleans March for Life 2020. It was an inaugural experience for them because they were the first to attend the March for Life Pilgrimage while representing Holy Cross School.

To celebrate diversity and recognize a vital part of our country’s history, the Holy Cross social studies department is honoring Black History Month in February with a series of programs and projects school wide.

Congratulations to Holy Cross wrestlers Jacob and Evan Frost, who both took home an individual state championship this weekend at the state tournament in Bossier City. The Tigers totaled 208 points to finish 4th in the team race.

Congratulations to Holy Cross School senior Robert Spampneto, who has been named a Finalist in the 2020 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Six members of our senior class participated in our annual Immersion service-learning trip to San Antonio, Texas, where they served our brothers and sisters who are experiencing homelessness and those who are marginalized.