“[W]hatever good is found to be sown in the hearts and minds of men, or in the rites and cultures peculiar to various peoples, not only is not lost, but is healed, uplifted, and perfected for the glory of God…” I have been reflecting recently on this quote from Ad Gentes, the Church’s 1965 Decree on …

This article was adapted from American Saints and Causes written by Br. Adolf Mugume, C.S.C In the third installment of our "5 Questions with ... " interview series, we have an interview with Br. Adolf Mugume, C.S.C., is currently the Director of Communications for the Congregation of Holy Cross in Rome.  We are delighted to bring …

This article was adapted from and first published by the Congregation of Holy Cross, US Province. On this anniversary of the death of Servant of God Vincent McCauley, C.S.C., we are pleased to share this article written by Fr. Tom Smith, C.S.C., a longtime Holy Cross missionary to East Africa. Fr. Richard Gribble, C.S.C., begins …

McCauley’s most significant contribution and greatest legacy to education was his supervision of the establishment of a national seminary in Uganda. In 1964, the Uganda Episcopal Conference (UEC) asked McCauley to direct the project. His contacts in the United States and Rome for financial backing, as well as his significant experience, made him the logical …

This article was adapted from Church Journal written by Meg Hunter-Kilmer Vincent McCauley’s goal was to work himself out of a job. Though the inaugural bishop of a newly erected diocese in Uganda and a noted leader of the bishops of Africa, he had no interest in clinging to power or vying for promotions. He …