WELCOME TO ST. MICHAEL
A place where faith and community meet
Think of your favorite place in the world... a place where you can pause, take a deep breath, and experience the peace of being truly home. Here at St. Michael, we strive to be that place – a spiritual home where you can encounter God's love, grow in faith, and be part of a supportive, caring community.
Whether this is your first time visiting, your first time in a while, or your first time today, you are warmly welcomed. Most importantly, know that Christ Himself welcomes you with open arms.
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MASS TIMES
WEEKEND:
SATURDAY VIGIL
5 pm (livestreamed)
7 pm (Español)
SUNDAY
7 am
8:30 am (livestreamed)
10:30 am (livestreamed)
12:30 pm
2:15pm (Español) (livestreamed)
5 pm
DAILY:
Mon - Sat: 7am
Mon - Fri: 8:30 am (livestreamed)
Tuesday (en español): 7 pm
Civic Holidays: 9:30 am
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION:
Tues: 5:45-6:45 pm
Sat: 7:30 - 8:30 am and 2 - 4 pm (Last penitent admitted at 3:45pm)
PRIVATE PRAYER:
The church is open for private prayer from 6 am to 9 pm Monday-Friday.
PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS
However, the best way to help our brothers and sisters in Christ is through monetary donations to Catholic Charities, who are working directly with the Diocese of Charlotte to distribute aid to those in immediate need.
At this time, we do not have the means to accept physical donations or deliver them to those in need. Please continue to pray for all those affected by Hurricane Helene.
To donate, please use the link: www.ccdoc.org
Thank you for your support!
As we approach Election Day, it is important that we form our consciences. We will be publishing a six-part series from the United States Bishops on Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship. We do hope that this series will help all of us as we prepare to vote.
Week 3
This week, we delve into the first principle of Catholic social teaching: the Dignity of the Human Person. Rooted in the belief that every person is made in the image of God, this principle calls us to protect and uphold the value of all human life, especially the most vulnerable, as we engage in public life.
Read Week 3 - Dignity of the Human Person (English)
Read Week 3 - Dignity of the Human Person (Español)
Week 2
This week, we explore the Church's role in American political life and how our faith informs our engagement in the public sphere, guiding us to pursue justice and the common good.
Read Week 2 - The Role of the Church in American Political Life (English)
Read Week 2 - The Role of the Church in American Political Life (Español)
Week 1
We begin our journey with the Introductory Note from the U.S. Bishops' guide, "Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship." This document provides valuable insights into Catholic teaching and how it relates to our role in public life.
Stay tuned as we explore a new section each week!