Hearts & Minds
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“And they were astonished at his teaching, for he taught them as one who had authority, and not as the scribes.” (Mk 1:22)
In the Gospels the people are always seem to be “amazed” by Jesus’ teaching and his authority. It seems to be an authority that is beyond what people are used to seeing and hearing. But just that the word “authority” is a strong word. It’s filled with meaning and can...
“A Little Bit Of Me Goes With You And A Little Of You Remains In Me”
My name is Peter Peabody and I am a retired member of the Moreau Catholic community. I was an educator for 45 years, 39 of which were at Moreau Catholic. I was hired as a Theology teacher/Counselor and had many different jobs from teacher and administrator to Bus...
God Has Left This Earth In Our Charge
Every other day I put out the Moreau Mariner News bulletin for our community by gathering announcements from different people from our Moreau Catholic High School community/ family. One day our principal didn’t have the chance to...
A Reflection for Holy Cross
Ana’s Little reflection for the Holy Cross Hello Everyone, My name is Ana Patterson. I am not only a proud Holy Cross Associate, I am also a full-time teacher at Moreau Catholic High School where I am also the Moderator of the Student Senate, and I also...
Educating Hearts and Minds
Stories for Holy Cross Educators By Fr. Bruce Cecil, CSC REFLECTION #1 - August 25, 2020 As chaplain, I preside at Mass, but also teach about church and history to sophomores at Moreau Catholic High School in Hayward, CA. The start of this school year – and the end of...
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The Heary of Jesus
Father Moreau, the founder of the Congregation of Holy Cross, had a special devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. He bid his community to say this prayer each day: “O heart of my Jesus, make me ever love you more and more.” This was important to him and to us because...
Who Has Your Back
To live the Christian spiritual life is to live a counter cultural life. Jesus’ blueprint of that life is summed up in the Beatitudes. It is not what our culture holds up as being successful. Like Jesus’ goal, our goal is not of this world. It involves a Christian...
