Promote your events on Carolina Catholic Media!

It’s been an exciting few days following last weekend’s Catholic Men’s Conference. Hundreds of you have watched the conference both live and on-demand throughout the past week on Carolina Catholic YouTube, Facebook and listened on AM 1270 Radio/LiveStream.

As parish calendars begin to fill up for the Lent and Easter seasons we are hard at work to promote and record more local events that are available to our community live and pre-recorded for playback on-demand.  

Please contact us about what we can do to promote your next parish, school or ministry event!

Yours in the Peace, Love and Charity of Christ, 

David

David M. Papandrea
Founder/Chairman
704.880.0260
David.Papandrea@CarolinaCatholicRadio.org

Our Community

 

 

  
  

• Alan Ames Healing Event, St. Therese Church, March 15
• Special events planned for St. Patrick’s Day, March 17
• Women's Welcome Retreat, March 19- March 20, St. Mark Parish
• Men's Welcome Retreat, April 2- April 3, St. Mark Parish
• Converging Roads, April 2, St. Patrick's Cathedral
• The Vigilant Retreat, May 20-22, 2022

Prayer

• St. Patrick Novena

News

• ‘Friends in Christ Jesus’: St. Ann Parish funds MOP chapel in India
• Carmelites visit St. Joseph College Seminary
• Grow close to God and the poor this Lenten season
• Men encouraged in their vocations at annual conference
• Puerto Rican bishop removed by pope feels 'blessed to suffer persecution'
• Ukrainian Catholic leader: ‘Our spiritual heritage is being destroyed by bombing’

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