We need to raise $10,000 to meet our immediate financial obligations through June. To compensate for this shortfall we are reviewing all options across our 7 platforms including whether or not to keep Charlotte's 1st Catholic Radio station, AM1270 WCGC, on the air this summer.
In the meantime, we have slashed our expense budget by 66% to operate within revenue received from donations and program underwriting. This dramatic reduction has a direct impact on our ability to generate the volume of timely, local Catholic content you have become accustomed to receiving across our 7 media platforms.
We encourage you to please do what you can financially and continue to spread the word of what our apostolate has been doing the past 4+ years. Your involvement will be the difference in keeping true local Carolina Catholic content available on-air, on-line and on-demand! Thank you and God Bless!
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"Thank you for all your work to put forth Catholic morals and values."
Pat from Davidson
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Carolina Catholic Media Network is delighted to announce that award-winning Catholic Journalist, SueAnn Howell, will serve the network as a Strategic Communications Advisor.
Over the course of her career, SueAnn has covered Church news in the U.S. and abroad. Her stories and photos for the Catholic News Herald have been picked up by all of the major Catholic wire services, appeared in local and diocesan publications around the country, and in Columbia magazine, the official global publication of the Knights of Columbus.
SueAnn is a Secular Discalced Carmelite in the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Commmunity in the Diocese of Charlotte.
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CAROLINA CATHOLIC MEDIA
Proclaiming the faith in a digital age with Local Evangelization built to put the
TRUTH of JESUS CHRIST back into the secular and contrary messages of our world.
Carolina Catholic 12 Core Initiatives* and Team Leaders
Men’s Ministries – Jason Murphy (The Obligation), Ray Haywood (The ReMENant) Women’s Ministries – Jean Whelan and Kathleen Lewis (Joyful Echo) Family Relationship Ministries – Carolyn Klika (Abounding Joy) and Sara Daigle (Grace & Grit) Senior Mentor Ministry – Brion & Patty Blais, Teresa Sanctis Catholic Schools/Home Schools – Donna Lamparter, Crystal Koury, Tara Hackman, Elizabeth Hadi High School Media Clubs/College Internship & Community Service Programs PRO-LIFE Ministries – Dr. Matt Harrison, Mike FitzGerald (C-PLAN), Elizabeth Harris (Sidewalk Advocates) Human Trafficking Awareness – Kara Griffin (CCDOC), Tammy Harris (The Ursus Institute) Healed and Restored Ministry – Elza Spaedy Charlotte Latin Mass Community – Mike FitzGerald; Sensus Fidelium – Steve Cunningham Parish Community Event Calendar – Pam Cullen, Mabel Harrison The Clergy Corner “Homily of the Day” and Special Event Speakers led by St. Thomas Aquinas Parish * We are also in search for a team to lead our Hispanic Programming initiative As you look at our progress these past 4 and a half years and what we are planning for you in the future, please keep in mind that the vast majority of this work is done by our largely volunteer staff. Despite this cost savings we have come to a fork in the road where we can no longer operate Charlotte’s 1 st Catholic Radio Station without your immediate financial support. We currently need $10,000 to meet our financial obligations through June 30. As a result, we are working on contingency plans which include shutting the radio station off or selling it while continuing to operate our Livestream, Mobile App, Website, YouTube Channel, Podcast Channel and eNewsletter digital platforms.
Support CAROLINA CATHOLIC MEDIA today. The Future of CAROLINA CATHOLIC MEDIA depends on YOU!
- social media assistance
- homily broadcasts/podcasts
- event pre-promotion
- event recording, podcast audio and YouTube video production
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Carolina Catholic Stories & Topics in the News
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2023 priest assignments announced
CHARLOTTE — Bishop Peter J. Jugis announces the following priest assignments, effective July 11, 2023, unless otherwise noted:
- Father Darren Balkey, parochial vicar of St. Leo the Great Parish in Winston-Salem, will become parochial vicar of St. Matthew Parish in Charlotte.
- Father Christian Cook, pastor of Immaculate Conception Parish in Hendersonville, will become pastor of St. Margaret Mary Parish in Swannanoa.
- Father Alfonso Gamez, parochial vicar of Our Lady of Mercy Parish and Our Lady of Fatima Mission in Winston-Salem, will become parochial vicar of St. Vincent de Paul Parish in Charlotte.
- Father José Enrique Gonzalez Gaytán, parochial vicar of St. Vincent de Paul Parish in Charlotte, will become pastor of St. Francis of Assisi Parish in Lenoir.
- Father Andres F. Gutierrez, a new priest to the Diocese of Charlotte, will become pastor of Immaculate Conception Parish in Hendersonville.
- Father Stephen Hoyt, pastor of St. Francis of Assisi Parish in Lenoir, will become the chaplain to Maryfield at Pennybyrn in High Point.
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Father Aaron Huber, a parochial vicar at St. Mark Parish in Huntersville, will become the full-time chaplain at Christ the King Catholic High School in Huntersville while being in residence at the rectory at St. Mark Church.
- Father Thomas J. Kessler, pastor of St. Philip the Apostle Parish in Statesville, will become parochial vicar of St. Matthew Parish in Charlotte.
- Vincentian Father Bruce J. Krause is appointed parochial vicar of Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish in Charlotte, effective June 29, 2023.
- Father Jacob Mlakar, parochial vicar of Holy Cross Parish and assistant chaplain at Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School, will be assigned to full-time studies at the Angelicum in Rome to complete his degree in Spiritual Theology.
- Father Juan Miguel Sanchez, parochial vicar of St. Matthew Parish and part-time assistant chaplain at Charlotte Catholic High School in Charlotte, will become parochial vicar of Our Lady of Mercy Parish and Our Lady of Fatima Mission in Winston-Salem.
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Father Jonathan Torres, a parochial vicar at St. Matthew Parish in Charlotte, will become the full-time chaplain at Charlotte Catholic High School while being in residence at the rectory at St. Vincent de Paul Church in Charlotte.
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Father Henry Tutuwan, pastor of St. Benedict the Moor Parish in Winston-Salem and Good Shepherd Mission in King, will return to the Diocese of Buea in Cameroon.
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Father Melchesideck Yumo, a parochial vicar at St. Mark Parish in Huntersville, will become the parochial administrator for St. Benedict the Moor Parish in Winston-Salem and Good Shepherd Mission in King.
— Catholic News Herald
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We are thrilled to have Andrew Mahon on location, beginning his tenure as Magister Capellae at St. Joseph College Seminary. Here Andrew directs seminarian Kolbe Murrey, Deacon Matthew Harrison, and Andrew's brother Christopher Mahon during Holy Mass. Welcome Andrew and family!
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Today’s Carolina Catholic Spotlight features Fr. Colin Blatchford… the Associate Director of Courage and EnCourage International… an apostolate which offers support for those who experience same-sex attractions and their loved ones.
This talk entitled “Transgenderism and the Catholic Church” was delivered at Our Lady of Grace, Indian Land SC on Wednesday June 21, 2023.
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One on One with Fr. Peter AscikIn this episode of Carolina Catholic Showcase, Elizabeth Harris, Pro-Life Correspondent, captures the mission of the Office of Family Life in the Diocese of Charlotte through its Director Fr. Peter Ascik, who also serves as Pastor of St. Mary, Help of Christians and Christ the King Catholic Mission. During the candid conversation, Elizabeth simultaneously elicits the essence of the heart of Fr. Peter and his honorable call from a very young age to affirm all human life from fertilization to natural death. The interview beckons us to approach the pro-life movement through a compassionate lens, drawing the listener closer to the merciful heart of Jesus through his Holy Mother, and how to get engaged in advocacy to authentically live the Gospel of Life. WATCH NOW
I feel inspired, educated, informed and encouraged to go out and do what I can. Thank you, Fr. Ascik!
Delores King
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