St. Michael’s Parish Thanksgiving Basket Project was recently featured by NC Catholics! Click below to watch the interview. Again, a huge thank you to all who participated and volunteered their time to make this project a reality!
Read MoreNovember 1-7, 2020 is Vocations Awareness Week, and to celebrate, we are highlighting a few of our parishioners who have accepted God’s call in their lives, whether as priests, deacons, seminarians, religious brothers and sisters, or married couples. We hope that these stories inspire you to reflect on your own vocation! We were thrilled to
Read MoreNovember 1-7, 2020 is Vocations Awareness Week, and to celebrate, we are highlighting a few of our parishioners who have accepted God’s call in their lives, whether as priests, deacons, seminarians, religious brothers and sisters, or married couples. We hope that these stories inspire you to reflect on your own vocation! Today we are excited
Read MoreNovember 1-7, 2020 is Vocations Awareness Week, and to celebrate, we are highlighting a few of our parishioners who have accepted God’s call in their lives, whether as priests, deacons, seminarians, religious brothers and sisters, or married couples. We hope that these stories inspire you to reflect on your own vocation! Today we are excited
Read MoreVocations Week 2020 – Deacon Dave Wulff’s Story November 1-7, 2020 is Vocations Awareness Week, and to celebrate, we are highlighting a few of our parishioners who have accepted God’s call in their lives, whether as priests, deacons, seminarians, religious brothers and sisters, or married couples. We hope that these stories inspire you to reflect
Read MoreNovember 1-7, 2020 is Vocations Awareness Week, and to celebrate, we are highlighting a few of our parishioners who have accepted God’s call in their lives, whether as priests, deacons, seminarians, religious brothers and sisters, or married couples. We hope that these stories inspire you to reflect on your own vocation! We at St. Michael’s
Read MoreThis is a standard post that’s showing how the threaded comments work in Kerygma. This allows your visitors to reply to one another’s comments in an orderly way. It’s a great way to encourage engagement with your audience. Just follow the thread below (it’s fascinating reading).
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