Join us as we prayerfully remember those who were laid to rest from St. Paul of the Cross this past year. Together, we pray for all souls and find comfort in God’s promise of eternal life.

On October 10, 2026, the Knights of Columbus from Maria Council commemorated the 109th anniversary of the final apparition of Our Lady of Fatima.

How do you know when you love someone?

Boy Scout Troop 24 Wreath Sales: Orders Due by Sunday, November 15th

There’s nothing sweeter than coming together as a parish family!

Join the company of your friends and family and share your knowledge of everything in our very own SPC Trivia Contest!

There’s a connection, in my mind, to Rocky and “render unto Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God.”

Join us for a presentation to learn about a variety of volunteer opportunities to fit every skill, interest, and schedule.

In response to overwhelming demand last year, we are seeking NEW KIDS' winter coats from our Amazon Wish List

Join the Apollo Chorus of Chicago for the kick-off to their 2026-2027 season at their Fall Preview Concert right here in St. Paul of the Cross' Upper Church!

Have you ever had the experience of being “flexed”? Where you were passed up or someone reneged on you? Or where someone neglected you, choosing someone or something over you?

On World Mission Sunday, we celebrate our identity as missionary disciples. Let us contribute to the evangelizing mission of the Catholic Church with our witness of life and prayer, our sacrifices and generosity.

Thanks to everyone who helped make Oktoberfest Fest on Friday, October 2nd, a success!

The St. Paul of the Cross Men's Club thanks all of the dads, husbands and parishioners who made our annual golf outing a record year!

We are looking for more 2nd grade Wolves and adult leaders!

Join the Bereavement Ministry team for a practical presentation on planning ahead for your funeral Mass.

Empty baby bottles will be distributed at all Masses on October 17th/18th; return filled bottles by November 7th/8th

I’ve been reading recently about the Arian controversy in the Church in the 4th and 5th centuries. Sounds riveting, doesn’t it?

This Sunday’s “parable” is not really a parable. It’s a question based on a fictional scenario Jesus poses to the chief priests and elders.

God calls each of us to holiness. Join us for a practical, interactive workshop that will help you identify your core values, grow in virtue, and create a personal plan for becoming the person God is calling you to be.