The May June issue of NC Catholics introduces readers to a duo who left North Carolina for North Dakota to serve a farm in crisis. They grew both their Catholic faith and their father-son bond. Also in this issue: a Q&A with pipe organ builders from C.B. Fisk, Inc. Learn what went into the first four weeks of installation.

A true North Carolinian, Father Joseph Vetter served God by serving his people for more than four decades. He died last week at the age of 71.

Sunday Supper Durham raises more than $100,000 to fight food insecurity in Durham. Proceeds will fund both the new Durham Food Pantry (a Catholic Charities program) and End Hunger Durham. But what made the April 29th event so special? Organizers, volunteers and supporters share their thoughts in this Raleigh to Rome special.

In this week’s news, the incredible life journey of this year’s Lewis Award winner, an invitation you won’t want to miss and inspiration from the Vatican.

In this week’s news, two seminarians become deacons, an archbishop travels from Rome to Chapel Hill, Bishop visits a local university and another first at Cathedral. 

In this week’s news, a fond farewell in Raleigh, aspiring deacons are half way there, Bishop issues call to orders and news about Holy Week and Easter.

In this week’s news, the newest NC Catholics magazine is out, Monsignor Jerry Sherba celebrates an anniversary, Scouts venture to White Oak and Pope Francis, five years later.  

In this week’s news, some tough questions for the Bishop, an inclusive Mass, a charitable farmer you may recognize and the National Gallery promotes faith-inspired art.

In this week's news, a special delivery at Cathedral, those called to Catholicism take an important step and why some deacons are celebrating.

As Catholics, we are encouraged to go to confession during Lent. If you are one of the many of us who are still hesitant about the Sacrament, be inspired by the joy and wisdom of Bishop Luis Rafael and some of our Diocese’s newest Penitents.