The Servants of the Sacred Cross

A de facto Private Association of the Faithful

The Community of The Servants of the Sacred Cross, with prayerful intention, is currently seeking appropriate formal recognition within the Catholic Church according to the direction of Canon Lawyers and Ecclesiastical authorities. The Community is presently validly formed under Canon 215 and Canon 298ff of the Code of Canon Law of the Catholic Church.

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SSC is an international, ecumenical religious sisterhood of laywomen, married and single, living and working in their own homes and communities under Vows of Simplicity, Purity or Chastity, and Obedience. The Community is open to both Anglican and Catholic women.

In addition to the Sisters, vocations as Oblates and Associates combine to form the overall Community.

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Annual General Chapter, September 2014

Mother Wendy (L) presents several Professed Sisters for their annual Renewal of Vows at the Community Mass, General Chapter 2014. The Vows were received by Fr. Michael Wastag, O. Carm. in the beautiful Mount Carmel Monastery chapel in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Looking on (seated) is Fr. Jay Comerford, O.Carm.

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		The SSC Divine Office in hard cover is now available for purchase at Lulu Press
Mother Wendy is received into the Catholic Church on Divine Mercy Sunday 2012. She was sponsored by SSC Oblate, Susan. Three other former Anglican Sisters also became Catholics during Eastertide of that year.