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This year, on the third Sunday of the month, families will engage in Mercy Sunday service projects to support those in need in our community.

Did you know that LAMB stands for Least Among My Brothers? The Knights will be accepting donations to raise funds for those with intellectual disabilities and their families.

The columbarium is now complete. A group of parishioners will serve as ambassadors to answer questions and walk you through the process of reserving a niche.

You may recognize that name from the Faith Development classroom that is now the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Atrium.

The council met in person for the first time since the pandemic began. Learn about upcoming parish events and how you can get involved.

The Durham Community Food Pantry will benefit from the generosity of Holy Infant.

Register online to attend. Applications are now being accepted for the fall of 2022.

Help deliver groceries to low-income senior citizens in the community. One to two Thursday per month commitment.

Small acts of service can help our parish community in big ways. As these opportunities arise, we will publish those tasks here. We will also highlight tasks done and thank those involved.

The Knights have been busy this fall helping with and sponsoring parish activities including the Red Cross blood drive and the Respect Life celebration.

The St. Monica Ministry of Praying Parents invites all manner of parents to join them in praying for the children in their lives. The group will begin meeting in person again on October 17.

People from surrounding parishes are signing up for the “Becoming Magdalene” event that we are hosting here at Holy Infant next Saturday morning, October 24, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Don’t miss out on this prayerful performance by theater artist, Olivia Woodford. This event is free and open to men, women and teens. Click the headline to pre-register online and learn more about the retreat.

During a critical blood shortage, the parish provided 43 units of blood to the American Red Cross at the October 2 blood drive.

A new training course begins in early 2022 and applications are being accepted now. Come by the Family Room on October 31 between Sunday Masses to find out more.

On October 12, we celebrate the founding of the Oblates of St. Frances de Sales.

In the past 18 months, Holy Infant has filled three box trucks with nearly 10,000 pounds of food for the Durham Community Food Pantry. Let's do it again!

The ZOOM small group, which is open to all adults, will read and reflect on the spiritual classic by St. Francis de Sales from October 13 to December 14. Register online.

Did you know that you are more likely to encounter someone experiencing an emotional or mental health crisis than someone having a heart attack? Sign up for an Adult Mental Health First Aid course.

A classroom in our DeSales Center is named for her. Learn more about her life and impact on the Oblates of St. Frances de Sales story.

A morning retreat that brings to life Mary Magdalene’s faith and experience of Jesus to inspire our dedication and life in Christ