315 Douglas Avenue East Regina, Saskatchewan S4N 1H7 Phone 306-757-1325
email: hc.office@holycrossregina.ca
NEW PARISHIONER AT HOLY CROSS?
Are you a new parishioner at Holy Cross, or would you like to become one? If so you are invited to contact our Pastoral Assistant, Martin Kondzielewski, at the Parish office to register. The Parish office hours are 9 am to 12 noon, Monday to Friday.
You can also call 306-347-0929.
We would love to hear from you!
HOLY CROSS PARISH AGM REPORT CLICK HERE
| Sun | 9:00am |
| Mon | No Mass |
| Tue | 7:00pm |
| Wed | 9:00am |
| Thu | 9:00am |
| Fri | 9:00am |
| Sat | 5:00pm |
Our Pastor
Fr. Carlos Jimenez
Since April 17, 2023, Fr. Carlos has been our pastor as well as the pastor of St. Mary's Parish down the road.
Fr. Carlos came to us from Our Lady of Assumption Co-Cathedral in Gravelbourg.
How are we? 
Reporting Back to the Archdiocese of Regina
A six-month reporting was provided to the Archdiocese of Regina, a requirement arising from the tri-parish consultations. You can click here to read about how Holy Cross Parish is doing.
Electronic Donation Pre-
Authorization Form
The option of Pre-Authorized Deposit (PAD) available for your financial gifts to Holy Cross is available. You determine the amount and where it goes, and free to change or cancel at any time.
Click here to obtain the form
Visit our Facebook Page!
https://www.facebook.com/Holy-Cross-Parish-Regina-1510370719073051/
Hospital Chaplains
When a family member or friend is going into or has gone into a hospital, please call the parish office and inform us :
306-757-1325
Catholic chaplains visit patients & their families to address any spiritual needs, to pray, to provide a friendly face & comforting presence, to talk about people’s fears & concerns, to bring Communion, & to contact a priest for anointing of the sick.
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Pasqua Hospital, 306-519-1380
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Wascana Rehabilitation Centre, 306-530-6511
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General Hospital, 306-519-1405
Celebration of the Mass at Holy Cross
The Dispensation from Mass has been lifted. The faithful are asked to attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation. The sick and medically vulnerable have always been dispensed from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass. If you are ill, elderly or medically vulnerable in any way, you are urged to continue to take every precaution to keep yourself and others safe.
Mases and Gatherings
We use the Gerein Centre entrance as the primary entrance and have the Douglas Avenue doors open as well on the weekends. Please sanitize your hands when you come in. Although physical distancing will no longer be required, we strongly suggest to continue distancing practices.
Holy Water Fonts
Holy water is again available.
Sign of Peace
Physical touching (shaking hands, hugging, etc.) is now up to the individual and their comfort level. The Sign of Peace may be expressed with handshakes, hugs, a bow or similar ritual gesture.
Communion
Father continues to distribute communion with the assistance of one extraordinary minister. Recipients are encouraged to use hand sanitizer before they receive. Reception in the hand is to be the norm. Father is comfortable with Communion on the tongue for those who would prefer. Individuals with cold or flu symptoms are asked to stay home until well. Reception of the Blood of Christ will not resume at this time. Blessed Blood will not be offered at this time.
Bulletins
Bulletins are being handed out again. Please take one on your way out. They are also available on this web page.
Collection Baskets
As per preCOVID.
Children’s Liturgy
Children’s liturgy is still on hold.
Ministry Volunteers
Contact with ministers continues. See updates on this page.