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You are invited to join the new diocesan NC Catholics Caring for Our Common Home. 

As you reflect on 2023, please consider if you have the desire to share God’s love with our high school-aged teens in 2024.

Our October sale was such a great success that we are hosting another coffee sale after masses on December 9-10. This time we will also have stocking stuffer sets of 6 – mini bags of ground roasted coffee (2.2 ounces) to spread the Christmas cheer

As we begin a new liturgical year, the “Collect” or opening prayer for the First Sunday of Advent is worth reflecting upon:

“Watch!” The final word of today’s Gospel binds together our readings on this first Sunday of Advent.

Our Lady of Montserrat and Friends: Madonnas of Color and The Healing Power of Beauty Art and Stories with Brother Mickey McGrath, OSFS

One of the hallmarks of Holy Infant is the welcoming atmosphere. The Host ministry is a part of the warm welcome extended to guests and parishioners alike.

The church, in her wisdom, gives us the season of Advent as a time of waiting and preparation. So, how do we keep Advent, Advent, and Christmas, Christmas?

You are invited to buy a present, a coat, and/or a grocery card for members of the Durham County community.

Join the choir for the Christmas season!

Next week special masses in honor of Thanksgiving and Christ the King Sunday will happen in the church.

Families in Family Formation will be making Blessing Bags to distribute to the Homeless on December 10th, as part of our Mercy Sunday service project series.

Come to the Holy Infant DeSales Center THIS FRIDAY for a unique view of Christmas that will renew your belief in Christmas as a season full of love and wonder. *Adults ONLY*

Come to the Parish Center Living Room at 9:45 AM or 6:30 PM and learn more about this meaningful experience, rooted in learning and cultural understanding.

If your child is in fourth grade or above, has received first communion, and is interested in being an altar server, we'll meet in the church on Saturday, December 2nd at 4 p.m. to learn more about the ministry and take the first steps of formation.

The members of this important ministry strive to facilitate as stress-free rehearsal and ceremony as possible following the liturgy of the Catholic Church. Learn more after mass next weekend.

Beginning November 3, 2023, our parish is asked to pray a novena for an Increase in Vocations from the men and women of the Diocese of Raleigh.

A reminder that on November 7th the Hospitality Room will be used as a voting site for Durham County.

The monks of Belmont Abbey can be your guides as they explore life’s struggles through the core values – or hallmarks – of Benedictine life. 

How does God want us to act toward others? That question is answered in today’s readings. In Exodus, God tells the Chosen People how to treat strangers, widows, orphans, and others in difficult circumstances, and explains why.