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Holy Cross

noun

  1. Mount of the, a peak in central Colorado, in the Sawatch Range: snow-filled, cross-shaped crevasses. 14,005 feet (4,269 meters).


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With both teams in masks, the BU women defeated visiting Holy Cross, 76-54, on Monday.

He was named an all-American at Holy Cross, where he set scoring records and still holds all of the school’s rebounding records, including a single-game best of 42.

Though he grew up in New Jersey, Heinsohn came to Massachusetts to play basketball for Holy Cross in the early 1950s.

As a Holy Cross undergraduate, Fauci worked summers on construction crews, one of which was helping to build a library at Cornell Medical College.

Never lose the palpable faith in human progress that is the greatest gift of a Jesuit education from Holy Cross.

Religion, then, had almost nothing to do with my decision to attend the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts.

I talked about Holy Cross, and the time I spent in Worcester helping welfare recipients navigate job training and social services.

Three days afterwards he sailed from the port of the Holy Cross, leaving crowds of the natives to bewail the loss of their chiefs.

Have ye never, in days gone by, been to the holy chapel, and have ye never had made over you the sign of the Holy Cross?'

He embarked on his own ship, "The Holy Cross," which was now converted into a merchantman and packed with people.

My father was on the bridge yet, and blessed me from afar with the holy cross.

The children, who were sprightly, naked and unkempt, were taught by him to make the sign of the Holy Cross.

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