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Cary, North Carolina

Catholic churches in Cary

A Catholic parish is a local congregation of the Roman Catholic Church, part of a diocese led by a bishop. North Carolina has two: the Diocese of Raleigh in the east and the Diocese of Charlotte in the west. The central act of worship is the Mass, which follows the same structure in every parish worldwide, so a Mass in Clayton runs the same way as a Mass in Chicago or Manila.

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Publish a Sunday worship time
3
Checked by a person or the church itself
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3
Hold a Saturday service
2
Hold a Sunday evening service
2
Worship in another language
Spanish
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Jul 22, 2026

When Catholic churches in Cary meet.

Sunday worship start times, counted from what each congregation publishes.

3 of the 3 Catholic congregations listed in Cary publish a Sunday worship time. More services start between 8:30 am and 9:00 am than in any other half hour. The earliest starts at 7:00 am and the latest morning service at 12:30 pm.

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Saint Michael the Archangel Catholic ChurchVerified

Catholic

804 High House Road, Cary, NC 27513

  • SUNWeekend Vigil, Saturday: 5:00 PM - English - Also livestreamed on both Livestream and YouTube — Mass
  • SUNWeekend Vigil, Saturday: 7:00 PM - Spanish - Also livestreamed on both Livestream and YouTube — Mass
  • SUN7:00 AM — English
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Verified by a human · checked Jul 22, 2026 · source

What to expect at a Catholic church

  • Mass lasting about an hour, offered several times each weekend — Saturday evening counts as Sunday.
  • A set order that alternates between the priest and the congregation, with a lot of standing, sitting, and kneeling. Following the person next to you works fine.
  • Four Scripture readings including a psalm, then a homily of 10 to 15 minutes.
  • Communion, during which most of the congregation comes forward. Non-Catholics are welcome at Mass but do not receive communion; crossing your arms over your chest signals you'd like a blessing instead.

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