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2nd Annual Diabetes & Lung Cancer Awareness Month Health Fair on Saturday, November 14th.

Holy Infant invites you to participate in one of three upcoming book studies, each offering a unique opportunity for reflection, fellowship, and spiritual growth.

Every weekday morning, St. Joseph's Episcopal Church on West Main Street serves a free breakfast to 70 to 80 neighbors who are hungry or without housing.

Join us on December 4th at 6:30 p.m. for an evening of food, fellowship, and holiday fun.

As our nation prepares for the 2026 midterm elections, the Franciscan Action Network invites you to join a special Election Eve Prayer Vigil.

Written by Dianna Ortiz, OSU, Pax Christi USA 2000 Teacher of Peace.

Holy Infant will host All Saints' and All Souls' Masses the weekend of November 1st & Monday the 2nd.

The Diocese of Raleigh is issuing its Laudato Si’ Action Plan, a roadmap designed to deepen care for creation across diocesan parishes, schools, ministries and communities.

333 baby items were collected from our parishioners at all four of the weekend masses.

You may have noticed that, sometime in the last few years, RCIA changed to OCIA, and maybe that’s left you wondering: ‘ummm…huh?’ We thought a quick explanation might be helpful.

Caring Assertiveness explores the essence of assertiveness, showing how this powerful but often misunderstood relational skill can be used to communicate with confidence and care in everyday encounters and challenging situations alike.

For the past decade, Stephen Ministry at Holy Infant has been a quiet but powerful ministry of compassion, presence, and care.

Deacon Tom will facilitate the event featuring a recording of a recent presentation on the topic by Jon Batiste. The event will be held in Holy Infant Church.

The Knights of Columbus at St. Thomas More will host its fourth annual Mass for Child Loss on Tuesday, October 27th, at 5:15 p.m.

Catholic Climate Covenant is excited to launch the Young Adult Influencers Program, a six-month fellowship for young adults ages 18–35 who are passionate about faith, climate justice, and storytelling.

"Through such commitment, you affirm that ecological conversion is not accomplished in a single moment, but through a shared pilgrimage of prayer, discernment, and practical action."

In partnership with the UNC Wilmington Newman Center, the Office for Vocations will host a Discernment Retreat for young men on November 7th.

As young adults navigate this new chapter, parents and families can play an important role in supporting their mental health—even from a distance.

Holy Infant implemented a new account system – ParishSoft Accounting. A major part of the new accounting system was changing from cash accounting to accrual accounting.

Each month, Angela Flynn, our Director of Liturgy & Music, works to incorporate the Pope’s monthly prayer intention into our liturgical life at Holy Infant.