The Roman Catholic Diocese of Raleigh

St. Ann Catholic Church and
All Souls Mission

Edenton, North Carolina

"The Lord is in His Holy Temple.
Let all the earth keep silence before Him."

HAB 2:20

From the Shepherd and the Sheep:

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June

Our Migrant Ministry, and A Missionary Church

Mass & Confession Schedule

Saint Ann Catholic Church
Due to pending weather
Mass is cancelled this weekend
Saturday 4:00 pm Mass is cancelled
Sunday 8:30 am Mass is cancelled
10:00 am Mass is cancelled
12:30 pm Mass is cancelled

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DAILY MASS SCHEDULE
Jan 19th - Feb 11th
Mondays: Mass @ 9:00 am
Wednesdays: Mass @ 9:00 am
and Liturgy of the Hours will precede Mass @ 8:30 am
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All Souls Mission
Weekend Mass will resume 2/7
Saturday: 7:00 pm

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Confession at Saint Ann Church
Saturday: 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm
or by appointment.
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Confessions at All Souls will resume 2/7
Saturday: 6:30 pm - 6:50 pm
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Latest Bulletins

Our Mission Statement

Responding to our Savior’s call to share the experience of salvation, we - the community of St. Ann Catholic Church, Edenton and All Souls Mission, Columbia - strive to be faithful missionary disciples in Jesus Christ, sharing His love with one another, in word and sacraments.


“Be who you were created to be, and you will set the world on fire.”

Saint Catherine of Siena



Meet Our Staff

People in the Service

Fr. Anit Augustine Jacob, M.S.
Pastor

Fr.Anit.Jacob@raldioc.org

Wendy McGrath

Rev. Mr. Frank Jones
Deacon

deacon.frank.jones@raldioc.org

Michelle Benavides
Administrative Assistant

administration@staenc.org

Julie Shreckengast
Choir Director

Shreckengast.julie@gmail.com

Kathy Masters
Dir. of Faith Formation

Faith.Formation@staenc.org

our services

St. Ann Parish History

Completed in 1858 St Ann is the oldest structure in the diocese in continual use as a Catholic Church.

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Latest Messages

From the Pastor and the sheep

Our Migrant Ministry, and A Missionary Church

One word of advice: Come to a migrant mass. Even if you don’t feel called to volunteer in the ministry long term, just going will activate your missionary muscles, something that we as Catholics are so often unwilling to do. Doing so will be a rewarding experience and a great lesson in becoming an evangelizer.

Fr. Jairo's intriguing connection to the newly named Pope Leo XIV.

Two priests serving in the Diocese of Raleigh have unique ties to the newly named Pope Leo XIV.

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