A Shout-out to the parish Men's Society for Grounds work

A Shout-out for the Holy Cross Men's Society

Members of the Holy Cross Men's Society have been busy with fall yardwork at the parish grounds, as shown in this photo collage. They'll be back at work next Saturday, October 28, when they also will be helping with the Holy Cross Sharing Garden's compost area and finish other yardwork. The Holy Cross Sharing Garden team appreciates their support. Parish men and boys interested in helping are welcome to join this project. Start time is 8 AM. Click here for more photos from their first yard work day.

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