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We have just donated $1,000 to our local Tri-Area Ministry Food Pantry. It will go to serving the food insecure in our Wake Forest community!
Our council meets up at the church every third Saturday and delivers food from Tri-Area Ministry to the elderly and shut-ins in the area. We are always looking for volunteers to help us deliver! To learn more, visit our TAM page here, and use the signup genius link to let us know you're coming!
If you enjoy soccer and would like to compete in our annual shootout, please RSVP using this link! RSVP Signup
The shootout will take place September 15th from 3pm - 5pm.
Boys and girls ages 9-14 will compete by kicking into the net. Points will be given depending on the location of the goal. Top scorers will win prizes as well as be allowed to compete at the state level. It's free, so come on down and enjoy the fun with us!
Father McGivney was a humble parish priest in Connecticut. At age 29, he founded of the Knights of Columbus. He was beatified on October 31, 2020, in his home Archdiocese of Hartford, Connecticut. In the apostolic letter read at the beatification Mass, Pope Francis noted that his zeal for the proclamation of the Gospel and generous concern for the needs of his brothers and sisters made him an outstanding witness of Christian solidarity and fraternal assistance.
Father McGivney died just two days past his 38th birthday in the midst of a flu pandemic. He is the third-youngest American to be proclaimed as saint or blessed. Today, he stands as a model for both priests and laypeople, having lived a life of heroic virtue devoted to the people of God, and as the founder of a lay organization that has grown to more than 2 million members worldwide. Knights have always prayed for his assistance in employment and challenging medical situations. For more information and prayers for Father McGivney’s intercession and canonization, please visit www.afathermcgivney.org
