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Dio Raleigh a week agoWhen he was growing up, his grandmother made one particular dish on Good Friday. It was created from small amounts of six different kinds of pasta and served as an opportunity to teach he and his sister of six wounds of Christ. Today Father Jim, O.F.M. joins NC Catholics NOW in the kitchen for a pasta bake, even though he doesn’t use the… Read more
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Dio Raleigh a week agoParishes from across the Diocese of Raleigh will join together in celebration of the Easter Vigil next Saturday, April 19.
If you are unable to attend in person, we invite you to join us via livestream from the Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral in Raleigh.
Watch live here –>
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Dio Raleigh a week agoTuesday, April 15, 2025 at 10:30am, during the Chrism Mass, diocesan priests renew their priestly vows together with their fellow priests and other representatives from the 96 parishes, campus ministries and mission churches in the Diocese of Raleigh
During this sacred liturgy, the holy oils used in the sacraments throughout the year… Read more
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Dio Raleigh a week agoBishop Luis reflects that one particular practice during the Lenten season, Stations of the Cross, can reveal a profound way that we can walk alongside Christ to remove pain, suffering, and sin from our lives.
A “good Lent” invites us to recognize where we have abandoned our crosses and where we have stepped away from the transformative… Read more
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Dio Raleigh a week agoSome more photos from the dedication of All Saints Parish in Hampstead’s new church!
Photo credit: Emily Blickhan
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Dio Raleigh a week agoSaturday at Ignited By Truth was a true blessing!
We began the day with Mass and then were inspired by powerful talks from Sonja Corbitt, Monsignor Shea, Sister Madeline Rose, Father Spitzer, and Father Augustine Wetta. Thank you to all who came to grow deeper in faith and fellowship!Công Giáo posted an update in the group
Dio Raleigh a week agoFather Ian VanHeusen reminded us this Fifth Sunday of Lent not to lose sight of the heart of our faith: God’s abundant mercy. Even when we fall short, His forgiveness invites us deeper into love and transformation. Let us stay rooted in His story, not our own.
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Dio Raleigh a week agoWhat a beautiful night at Ignited By Truth on Friday evening!
The evening was filled with powerful worship, an inspiring talk from Dan Briggs, and a moving time of adoration.Công Giáo posted an update in the group
Dio Raleigh a week agoAs we continue through Lent, let’s take time to reflect on our spiritual journey. How have our sacrifices and prayers drawn us closer to Christ?
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Dio Raleigh 2 weeks agoToday we honor St. Isidore of Seville, a bishop and Doctor of the Church who devoted his life to preserving knowledge and making it accessible to others. Often called the patron saint of the internet and technology, his life reminds us that the pursuit of wisdom, when guided by faith, can lead others to truth.
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