Fr. Paul Asoh, MSP, who has been serving our parish as parochial vicar for the last two years, has received word from Bishop Peter J. Jugis regarding a new assignment. Effective July 21, Fr. Paul will serve as the new pastor of St. Mary, Mother of God church in Sylva, NC.   A farewell reception will be held Saturday, July 18 after the 5:00pm Mass. More details coming soon!

We welcome diocesan seminarian Juan Miguel Sanchez to our parish for his summer assignment. Juan Miguel’s time here will be part of his preparation for the priesthood. Click to read his autobiography.

What a great turnout from our parishioners and the community! Our Community Ministries Food Drive to benefit FeedNC was a GREAT SUCCESS! We collected a total of 1,372 pounds in 3 days! Thank you to everyone who worked and donated!

It is with mixed emotions that we announce the retirement of one of our employees. Wesley Weaver has been our Facilities Manager for sixteen years and has decided that the time has come to retire effective June 30th, 2020. Please click to read more about Wesley and for photos.

Our cleaning crew is working diligently between Masses wiping and spraying the public areas to keep our space sanitized and safe.

Patricia joins the staff of St. Therese as our new Bulletin Editor and Social Media Coordinator! We are excited and blessed to have her as a member of our parish staff!

The Diocese of Charlotte has compiled a resource for Coronavirus updates. Click for more links to their YouTube channel and resources.

The Diocese of Charlotte will celebrate 2020 as the "Year of St. Joseph" to commemorate the 150th anniversary of St. Joseph being solemnly declared Patron of the Catholic Church by Pope Pius IX in his decree Quemadmodum Deus. Click for more information.

Prayerful Servants CLC are collecting used eyeglasses, hearing aids, and cell phones to be given to people in need. Click to read details on where to drop off your donations! Thank you for your generosity!

Read a special message from Fr. Mark about the repayment of the church loan!

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.

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.

Read SueAnn Howell's article about Fr. Mark Lawlor's Pastor Installation Mass! Click for more information.

Please take notice of our beautiful new Stations of the Cross in our Day Chapel.  Click for more information and a picture.

On December 9th Pope Francis offered his annual blessing of the nativity scene in St. Peter’s Square. In his remarks he encouraged the faithful to remember today’s migrants when looking at the crèche. Click to read the statement of the Jesuits of the United States and Canada on helping migrants.

Click to view the letter that was written by the Jesuit Provincial and read after all Masses on June 4th and 5th.

In honor of St. Ignatius's feast day on July 31, join in a month-long celebration of Ignatian spirituality. Click for details.

Click to read the article, "St. Therese Growing Into New Building." This article appeared in the Charlotte Observer and the local papers affiliated with them.