NC Catholics Story Archive

May-June 2018

NC Catholics: Inside the issue video
Local chaplain is remembered on D-Day anniversary
The Harvest: Father-son team serves a farm in crisis
Rolling, again: Inspired by service and cycling, John Young starts RCK
'Well prepared': Two pipe organ builders discuss the first four weeks of installation
Editor column: Ties, at the table

March-April 2018

'Massive turning point' - Couple finds spiritual home in the Catholic Church
Lenten letters: a tradition of sharing
All the stops: Casing for pipe organ is delivered to Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral
Bishop Zarama: 'Remember the real presence of your neighbor'
NC Catholics March/April issue is available online

January-February 2018

Teachers talk: What my students taught me
Youth urged to remember they're 'beloved children of God, called by name'
Four jubilarians celebrate 215 years of service
NC Catholics Jan./Feb. issue is available online

November-December 2017

Now and Then: Catholic Parish Outreach, largest food pantry in eastern North Carolina, turns 40
Our Lady of La Vang is Raleigh’s first Vietnamese Catholic Church
‘No matter what’ Catholic Charities client creates a home for the holidays for her large family
St. Luke the Evangelist Parish dedicates a new church building

September-October 2017

Our new bishop has a J.C.L.; what it means
'Love, with deeds': Encounter for Farm Workers draws 340 to Newton Grove
New bishop says 'Let the light shine': Bishop Luis Zarama is installed as Raleigh's 6th bishop
NC Catholics Sept./Oct. issue is available online
Symbols of a bishop

July-August 2017

NC Catholics July/August issue is available online
Growing community: How one garden helps feed those in need
'She was determined': A Cary woman enters the Franciscan Daughters of Mary convent
'All here today, and all those in days to come': two thousand gather for dedication of new cathedral
'On another note': Administrator's thoughts on new bishop and cathedral dedication

June 2017

NC Catholics June 2017 issue available online
'By their ministry and life'; Father James Magee and Father Edisson Urrego are Raleigh's newest priests
A priest's perspective: Change is never easy
Q&A with Bishop-elect Ned Shlesinger