"Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden,
and I will give you rest." 

Step #1

Please fill out our Parish Registration Form (below) give it to an usher at Mass, drop it in the Sunday collection or bring it to the office. Once you complete your parish registration form, things begin to happen. You'll receive a letter of welcome and an invitation to the quarterly welcome dinner. The welcome dinner is a fun evening where you will meet the Priests and other parishioners, get informed about ministries and get connected with life in the parish.

If you are interested in getting more involved in our parish community check out the Apostolates tab on the homepage or on the Prayer & Worship tab.

Para ser un miembro de nuestra parroquia por favor llene nuestra Forma de Registro y llévela a la oficina de la parroquia. Si necesita otras formas como la Forma de Registro de Formación en la Fe o la Forma para Información de Bautismo vaya a nuestra página de Downloadable Forms.

Si está interesado(a) en participar en nuestros varios apostolados por favor vea una corta descripción de todos nuestros apostolados y las personas las cual pueden contactar vallan al menú "Ministries".

Step #2

Learn more and connect to the life of the Parish. Our Mass Times page provides information on all of the daily and weekend masses as well of times for confession. Of course the weekly bulletin is still a great source of timely information for upcoming events, meetings, Mass intentions, readings for the week and more. Continue reading this page for more information. 

Welcome | Get Informed | Get Connected

St. Catherine's priests and staff are deeply invested in the protection of minors. We follow the Safe Child policies set forth by the Diocese of Raleigh. Each volunteer and staff member who regularly work with kids, as well as all the priests, receive both a background check and take the Safe Child training. Every classroom has two adults--always with at least one having been background checked and Safe Child certified, though we always aim for both. Sometimes, when one of our volunteers is unable to come, a parent may substitute, not all of which are background checked or Safe Child certified. Staff members patrol the campus during class times to ensure all policies are being enforced. Children are encouraged regularly to tell someone if they ever feel unsafe. Parents are encouraged to volunteer, sit in on classes, and chaperone events: nothing we ever do is secret! Should you have any concerns, please contact Sue Gammon, Sherry Maloney, Ed Snyder,  or one of the parish priests. Alternatively, John Pendergrass is the Director for Child and Youth Protection in the Diocese--found here.