Will Catholics feel welcomes in Clayton, Johnston County?

[Mummacat45]

Ah..A question I pondered myself. I actually went online last night to see if Clayton had any Catholic churches.. and thought I might have to become Espiscopalian, then saw the listing for St. Ann's. It is nice to see that it is a parish that is growing. Where I attend now, we currently share our 2 priests in a cluster of 4 parishes. It is difficult to say the least. I love my church..but lament the fact the we now only have one Mass, at it is on Saturday evening.
I can't wait to get to this area and check it out in person in April!!!

[LPnerd]

Originally Posted by skaternum

My deceased in-laws used to believe that Catholicism is a cult, not a religion. They were the only people I ever heard say such a thing. As they are now deceased, I think you can safely move here.

ROFL, that is too funny. My inlaws thought I prayed to Mary and not to god. I belong to no organised religion now, as is my choice, but I have never heard a word about that either. Many catholics in my north raeligh small town. This is a well educated area and with all things the more knowledge, the more people are curious about differences ans opposed to afraid of them. You will be fine.