St. Francis of Assisi Parish is a community of service and ministry. No one exemplifies this mission more than the Knights of Columbus.
Bill Logallo, coordinator of the ‘ Medical Presence and Safety at Mass ministry ’, says, “The Catholic Community of St. Francis of Assisi is well known in the local community as being a place…
“We do everything they do in the ‘big church,’” explains Jackie Kelly, coordinator of the CLOW ministry. “CLOW mirrors what happens during Mass, but in a way that is focused on the children. The resources…
Laudato Si’ is Pope Francis’ landmark encyclical issued in 2015 on the care for the Earth and all creation as part of God’s plan for the world. As a follow-up to that letter, in 2021…
L’Arche Ministry at St. Francis of Assisi Parish is committed to fostering a sense of community, family, and participation among its members. Through dedicated fundraising and collaboration with professionals and families in the Triangle area,…
The volunteer receptionist ministry is a group of volunteers who serve as the first point of contact for callers and in-person visitors to the parish offices. Ginny Peters is one of those volunteers, and she…
The St. Francis 50+ Adults Group was formed to provide opportunities for social, spiritual, charitable, and educational activities for the benefit of its members, the parish, and the Wake County community. Membership is open to…
Experiencing the restlessness of life, searching down paths that differ from the one God wants for your salvation and his greater glory, needn’t be undergone alone. A spiritual director will gently walk with you for…
Perhaps you’ve heard of the “Secular Franciscans” at St. Francis, and thought, “I wonder what that is? Are they some sort of friar?” Secular Franciscans are ‘secular’, meaning not bound by the full monastic rule…
Deacon Steve Andrews and Richard Szulewski work together to provide fellowship for the men of our parish over a shared meal. As Deacon Steve says, “The Men’s Prayer Breakfast ministry is a gathering of men…
