NEW HOLY CROSS LAUDED; MASS OF DEDICATION THURSDAY CELEBRATES CENTERPIECE OF $8 MILLION CHURCH EXPANSION.(Local)

From: The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY) | Date: September 15, 2006 | Copyright information

Byline: Jim McKeever Staff writer

Holy Cross Church in DeWitt began the next chapter in the life of the parish Thursday, dedicating a new church building that is the centerpiece of an $8 million expansion.

Bishop James M. Moynihan had hoped to celebrate the Mass of dedication but is still recovering from his Aug.3 heart surgery, said the Rev. J. Robert Yeazel, pastor of Holy Cross.

Auxiliary Bishop Thomas J. Costello stepped in for Moynihan and, b...

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