In this week’s news, Saint Mary of the Angels parish celebrates its 100th Anniversary, diocesan high schools graduate the Class of 2016 and Catholic Center employees tour the Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral site. Also up – Batter up! "Pitch in for Charity" is a win for Catholic Charities and baseball fans.

In this week’s news, women religious from Nigeria find a new home in Wilson, progress at the Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral site, Raleigh seminarians graduate and the Pope says God’s mercy to us is tied to our mercy for neighbors.  Also, the USCCB reacts to the Supreme Court’s HHS mandate and Bishops respond to the federal government’s imposition on public education.

In this week’s news, a new parish hall for the Saint Ann community, a seminarian is instituted in the ministry of acolyte and the Pope receives the Charlemagne Prize.  Also, it’s the month of May, Mary’s month. We bring you sights from crownings within our diocese.

In this week’s news, Fr. Alberto Ortega is incardinated, Dr. Mary Healy is headed to the Triangle and the Pope calls for us to be reconciled.  Also up, Mother’s Day is almost here. We introduce you to one local priest and his mother who traveled from South America to be with him. 

In this week’s news, the May issue of NC Catholics is out, rebuilding begins in Ecuador and how local students are linking math to the new cathedral dome.  Also up, it’s first communion season and how you can find us on Google Play.

In this week’s news: Marilyn Stuit receives the 2016 Lewis Award, a deadly earthquake strikes Ecuador and the Pope visits refugees in Greece. also up, a Diocese of Raleigh seminarian is scoring goals on the pitch. we take you to a little-known soccer tournament for those in priestly formation.

In this week’s news, an Apostolic Exhortation is released , it’s confirmation season for high school students and the Diocese announces a new mission in Cary.  Also up, how one astronaut keeps the faith in outer space.

In this week’s news, the April issue of NC Catholics is out, there’s a new way to keep up with the Pope and Bishop Burbidge answers your questions on “A Catholic Life” podcast. Also up, coverage from last weekend’s Ordination to the Transitional Diaconate and Divine Mercy Sunday.  

In today’s news, 2 seminarians are ordained transitional deacons, and Bishop Burbidge will celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday.  Also up, the world says goodbye to a Catholic media pioneer, and your chance to show us your dome.

In this edition, Raleigh to Rome explores Holy Week, the most solemn time in our Church calendar.