We’ve invited a few of our regular adorers to share their experiences with Eucharistic Adoration with us. If you’ve never been to Adoration or aren’t sure what you would do if you went, this series will hopefully inspire you! St. Michael’s has Eucharistic Adoration every Friday from 9 am to 6 pm. Learn more and
Read MoreWe’ve invited a few of our regular adorers to share their experiences with Eucharistic Adoration with us. If you’ve never been to Adoration or aren’t sure what you would do if you went, this series will hopefully inspire you! St. Michael’s has Eucharistic Adoration every Friday from 9 am to 6 pm. Learn more and
Read MoreYou may have heard some discussion in the news recently about a statement from the Vatican concerning same-sex unions. The specific question centered around whether the Church could offer any sort of blessing to such unions. The explanation from the Vatican places the question in the broader context of what blessings are and concludes that
Read MoreLast year, members of the council determined that a mutual, discernment-based selection process would replace elections when we select new members. This month, we’re embarking on that selection process for the first time. As we search for new members, I hope to explain more about what it means to be on the pastoral council. Being
Read MoreFor us in North Carolina, Easter comes at the perfect time of the year. The trees are blossoming, daffodils are flowering, the days are brighter, and everywhere the world around us speaks of new life. This year more than most, the feeling of winter passing and things easing is a welcome sign of hope, as
Read MoreBy Judy Shallcross Holy Week has begun. Tradition leads us in and with Palm Sunday, we have a physical reminder for those able to physically attend Mass. Holding a palm branch, walking with the palm branch and having it blessed with Holy Water, we have symbols that connect us to our beliefs. With traditions, come
Read MoreHoly Week is just a few days away, and we asked our community for their favorite Holy Week traditions, besides attending Masses/services. If you’re looking for some inspiration of how to mark this holiest of weeks, we’ve got you covered! “Watching the Passion of the Christ.” “My family always eats tuna noodle casserole on Good
Read MoreThis Lent, we’re inviting you to share your stories of walking through the desert with Jesus. (See intro here.) Want to share how you’ve embraced a desert of faith in your life? Email us at bulletin@stmcary.org with your story. By RGS “When I was young I used to read of how Christian hermits would retreat from the
Read MoreMissed the parish mission with Fr. Albert Trudel, O.P.? Catch up now with the recordings below. Night 1 Night 2
Read MoreWhen we asked for questions, someone asked what a typical day in the life of a priest is. The short answer is, no such thing exists! Our days vary quite a lot. But I thought another answer might be to share with you a “typical” weekday based on an actual day this past week: 5
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