In this week’s news, 4 Raleigh seminarians will be ordained to the transitional diaconate, Catholics and Protestants speak out on religious freedom, and the your diocese is using new media to bring Mass to the masses. Also, we commemorate 10 years since the death of a man many consider one to be one of the most influential and renowned men to fill the chair of St. Peter.

In this week’s news, Holy Week: both here at home and in the Holy Land and Catholic Charities aids the effort to serve victims of last week’s scaffolding accident.

In this week’s news,  Catholic Schools Live arrives at Fletcher Theater and a look at what baseball and the liturgical calendar have in common. Also up, a report from BAA Sunday and details for Palm Sunday at Sacred Heart Cathedral. 

In this week’s news, renowned theologian and author Father Robert Barron visits Chapel Hill, the 40 Days For Life campaign continues and Pope Francis announces a Year Of Mercy. Also, Seminarian Philip Johnson gives a powerful testimony to a state legislature and Ignited By Truth comes to Raleigh this weekend.

In this week’s news, Our Lady of Lourdes celebrates 60 years and dedicates a new building, news regarding the Stations of the Cross this evening and U.S. bishops seek prayer for the persecuted.

In this week’s news, the newest issue of North Carolina Catholics is out, 1,300 new Catholics prepare to join the Church and deacons convene in Raleigh. Also, it’s Friday. hear what the Pope has to say about fasting, and meatless meals during Lent. Lastly, Fr. Leo Patalinghug stopped by the Diocese of Raleigh studios for an interview on the A Catholic Life podcast. He discussed faith, food, and family.

In this week’s news, a Jubilee Mass celebrates consecrated women religious, Lewis Award nominees are announced, and you’re invited by the Synod of Bishops to take a questionnaire.  

Also – did you know the Vatican has its own movie theater? Catholic News Service reports on the premiere of a special documentary.

In this week’s news, the faithful say goodbye to Monsignor Matthew Hendrick, Our Lady of the Rosary breaks ground for a new church and a new practice in Mexico City aims to bring more Catholics to Mass.

In this week’s news, Diocesan schools shine during Catholic Schools Week, three hundred attend a men’s conference in Chapel Hill, and Christians celebrate the Week of Prayer for Christian unity.  Also up, two thousand faithful from our Diocese march for life in Washington and we introduce you to six consecrated women religious celebrating milestones.