If you are attending this event we have a YouTube video link below and we would like all participants to view it before coming. If you haven't volunteered before, this is a quick way to learn the steps to be followed. Thank you for taking the time to watch the video and read the instructions before February 23rd.
VOLUNTEERS and SUPPLIES NEEDED for Linus Blanket Project On Saturday, February 23rd, 2018 from 8:45 am-1 pm in the PLC, the confirmation class will be creating blankets for various local organizations to fulfill part of their service activities. Adult and student volunteers are needed! We need to borrow: sewing machines, rotary cutters and rotary cutting boards. The following items need to come as pairs please: ironing boards and irons . Please label anything that you are letting us borrow. Please drop these items off at the Faith Formation office by February 20th. Volunteers with sewing experience is a plus but not required. Adult volunteers please arrive at 8:30 am for instructions. If you can donate/lend items or help with the event, please sign up using the link above. You can email Roseann Harrill at rcharrill@gmail.com with any questions.
New to the area? Still feeling new? Please join us! Beginning Wednesday, February 13, we will offer to all women a ten week Just Moved – Newcomers’ class which will provide encouragement for women going through the transition and adjustment of moving.
Reminder! Men’s Pickup Basketball is on Tuesday, nights from 7pm to 9pm in the Multi-Purpose Room of the Parish Life Center. Come join the fun and bring a friend! For ages 16 and up. Men's Softball Registration is coming soon.
The next Bereavement Group begins on Tuesday, January 29th. If you have lost a loved one and need a place to share your grief and to experience the love of Jesus in your life, the Bereavement Group is for you.
Fr. Huver Navarro, who visited our parish in July is shown with some of his parishioners in the mountains of Peru holding new Bibles that were funded by our Peace and Justice Committee.
In preparation for the Thanksgiving, Advent and Christmas seasons upon us, our next gathering will be Thursday, January 10, 7 pm in Room 14. See you in 2019.
Good friends never say "Goodbye" they simply say "See You Soon!" Click for contact information for Fr. Henry Tutuwan and for information to donate to the Cameroon Education Fund.
Dr. Clark Ross, a college educator and longtime parishioner of St. Thérèse Church in Mooresville, has committed $2.3 million to an endowment through the Diocese of Charlotte Foundation to benefit Catholic high school students in Cabarrus, Iredell, Mecklenburg and Union counties. Click to read an article by SueAnn Howell in the Catholic News Herald.
We would like to congratulate 5th Grade student, Alex Moore as the winner. Alex now becomes a part of St. Therese Catholic Church history with his winning entry, giving us the team name and mascot of “Griffins”. Click for more information.
The former parish church, (now the St. Ignatius Day Chapel) was dedicated on January 30th, 1988. At the time the church was dedicated, there were 310 registered families. Now we have 4,212 registered families! Parishioners attended a joy filled event to remember the past 30 years, to celebrate the present and to look forward to the future. Click for links to the Catholic News Herald article and pictures of our celebration!
St. Therese welcomed Fr. Matthew Kauth and a group of seminarians from St. Joseph College on Sunday, November 5th. Click for more information and a link to photos.
RCIA is a faith journey that leads a person to meet Jesus Christ through the Roman Catholic Sacraments of Inititian. They are Baptism, Confirmation and Holy Eucharist (Communion). Please click for more information.