UPDATED 9/12/2020 As we continue to adapt our liturgical schedule and protocols in compliance with the latest guidelines issued by the Diocese of Charlotte, the Centers for Disease Control, and any applicable state and local ordinances, continue to check our web site and be attentive to our Facebook Page, YouTube Channel, and Flocknote email announcements for the …
Dear Parish Family, Today is the second collection for the priest retirement fund and I would like to provide some facts for you as you consider making a contribution. A total of 29 retired diocesan priests currently receive benefits and 107 other diocese and religious order priests in active ministry. A contribution will be made …
Perseverance in Faith Kyle Barrier reached out to us in February about his interest in becoming Catholic. As a WCU student, he was put in touch with Deacon Matt Newsome, the campus minister, about starting the process of RCIA (the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults). Deacon Matt and Kyle began meeting weekly for catechesis, …
Thanks to everyone who participated in our parish Eucharistic Congress celebration last weekend (Sept 11-12), and to those who worked to make it a success. Here are a few photographs from the Eucharistic Procession as well as Mass and our times of Adoration over the weekend. Click on any image for a larger view. Be …
As the annual Eucharistic Congress scheduled for Sept 11-12, 2020, in Charlotte has been cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns, Bishop Peter Jugis has asked the parishes of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Charlotte to celebrate, in a special way, our love for the Holy Eucharist on these dates. We invite and encourage the faithful of …
Dear Parish Family, Most brands, companies or groups have their unique selling points or advertisement. At times such brands over inflate their uses and importance in order to make it more attractive or appealing to people. Not so with Christianity and not so with our Savior Jesus Christ. He makes it very clear on today’s …