As Catholics, the month of June holds a special place in our hearts as we honor the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Women of all ages are invited to join us for a study that reveals Mary's unique role in God's Kingdom and in our lives.

We are grateful for your continued generosity and faithful stewardship.

Members of Holy Infant recently gathered in four small groups throughout the Easter season to study The Gift of Empathy, creating meaningful opportunities for reflection, listening, and spiritual growth.

Holy Infant collected an amazing 112 units of blood during our blood drives in partnership with the American Red Cross.

Holy Infant parishioners are invited to stand in solidarity with our neighbors and community partners through the work of Durham Congregations, Associations and Neighborhoods.

The orientation provides a unique opportunity to engage with other parishioners and parish staff, learn more about parish life, and find ways to become actively involved at Holy Infant.

The vases are available to borrow from the office during office hours.

You are cordially invited to a birthday party!

Over 2,600 lbs of food were collected for the Durham Community Food Pantry.

Put your faith into action!

How can Christians honor the role of civil leadership while responding with compassion to those seeking relief and opportunity?

The National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention has designated the Friday before Memorial Day as “Don’t Fry Day” to raise awareness of skin cancer prevention.

For those who have suffered a loss or who are going through a difficult time, Spring can be a time of painful loneliness and emptiness.

A note from Fr Labosky to our parish.

Young adults ages 21–35 are invited to join us for an evening of faith, fellowship, and fun on Saturday, June 13th.

May is traditionally a month dedicated to our Holy Mother Mary. Pope Francis declared Mary the Queen of All Creation in the Laudato Si Encyclical.

Holy Infant Parish is delighted to announce plans for a beautiful and faith-filled 10-Day Pilgrimage to Italy, March 4–13, 2027, led by Angela Flynn, Director of Liturgy & Music.

Stroke is a disease that affects the arteries leading to and within the brain. It is the No. 4 cause of death and a leading cause of disability in the United States.

Holy Infant youth who have received their First Communion are invited to take the first step toward becoming an Altar Server at a training session on Sunday, May 17th.