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After five years of service at the Cathedral,...
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A brunch to benefit Natural Womanhood, the Magazine of Fertility Awareness and Women’s Health. Featuring local Catholic OBGYN and Catholic Health Professionals of Charlotte member, Dr. Stephen Blaha. Join us […]
Vigil of the Two Hearts is held each First Friday at the Cathedral of St. Patrick in Charlotte. It begins with Mass (8pm), followed by a Holy Hour of Reparation, […]
Camp Joshua is a two-day camp designed to train high school students to be effective pro-life leaders. It covers all the basics of the pro-life issues through hands-on workshops. Camp […]
As we do each August, our pro-life program, Carolina Pro-Life Action Network invites you to join us and Catholics from across the country in praying the annual 54-day Rosary novena
After five years of service at the Cathedral, Father Ernest Nebangongnjoh is returning to Cameroon this month. Father has supported many pro-life initiatives including offering the Vigil of the Two
Over the years, faithful Catholics, especially those involved in pro-life work, have heard lay leaders, priests and prelates discuss a “seamless garment” or “consistent life ethic” approach to upholding the dignity of human life.
Over the years, faithful Catholics, especially those involved in pro-life work, have heard lay leaders, priests and prelates discuss a “seamless garment” or “consistent life ethic” approach to upholding the dignity of human life.
Over the years, faithful Catholics, especially those involved in pro-life work, have heard lay leaders, priests and prelates discuss a “seamless garment” or “consistent life ethic” approach to upholding the dignity of human life.
Catholics are concerned about the salvation of all souls – including those little ones who, for reasons only known to God, are called home to Him at the earliest stages of life.
Over the years, faithful Catholics, especially those involved in pro-life work, have heard lay leaders, priests and prelates discuss a “seamless garment” or “consistent life ethic” approach to upholding the dignity of human life.
Catholics are concerned about the salvation of all souls – including those little ones who, for reasons only known to God, are called home to Him at the earliest stages of life.
In September 2023, Carolina Pro-Life Action Network (C-PLAN) and St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church hosted the Kolbe Center for the Study of Creation for a 2-day seminar entitled, Evolution and
Catholics are concerned about the salvation of all souls – including those little ones who, for reasons only known to God, are called home to Him at the earliest stages of life.
Catholics are concerned about the salvation of all souls – including those little ones who, for reasons only known to God, are called home to Him at the earliest stages of life.
Catholics are concerned about the salvation of all souls – including those little ones who, for reasons only known to God, are called home to Him at the earliest stages of life.
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