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“I confess to Almighty God…” – usually prayed during the Penitential Act at the beginning of Mass.
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Answer: The Confiteor
Coming to our Lady of Lourdes this September!
A grace-filled weekend of reflection, creativity, and connection exploring our identity in Christ and the healing power of prayer and art at “Rooted in Prayer: A Women’s Retreat.” All women of any age are welcomed. Whether you’re navigating grief, carrying a cross, or simply longing to be… Read more
As summer shifts our daily routines, Bishop Luis invites us to reflect on what we never take a break from – our relationship with God. Just as we wouldn’t skip a meal, we shouldn’t skip the nourishment of the Eucharist.
In a world marked by division and ideological conflict, Pope Leo XIV urged Catholics to reject walls of separation and embrace Jesus as “a door that unites,” reminding pilgrims that true Christian hope lies in connecting rather than dividing.
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https://dioceseofraleigh.org/news/jubilee-year-time-build-bridges-not-walls-pope-saysHow do we keep the Mass from becoming routine? Monsignor Joseph Ntuwa shares five heartfelt ways to enter more deeply into the mystery of the Eucharist
Strive for a childlike faith! #FeastDay
In His presence, we find peace.
We are bombarded with negative news and the resulting despair.
By following Jesus’ example and choosing to be agents of hope, we can make a meaningful difference in our communities.“The Rosary is the ‘weapon’ for these times.”
-Saint Padre Pio
Make a commitment to pray it more often!Join us in lifting up our priests in the Diocese of Raleigh in prayer. These dedicated servants of God guide and support our faith communities with unwavering devotion and love. Let’s pray for their strength, wisdom, and continued inspiration as they lead us closer to Christ.
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