Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Court Infant of Prague #1643

Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Court Infant of Prague #1643 Court IOP #1643 began serving in 1953. “Unity and Charity” is our motto. Meetings ~ First Wednesday of month @ 6:30 pm, IOP parish hall.

Our members give their time, energy, stewardship, hearts, and finances to help others in the service of Christ. Catholic Daughters of the Americas provides its members with updated programs to serve the current needs of church and country. The programs cover a vast scope of activities beginning at the parish level and expanding into all concerns of todays church and society. Regular meetings of th

e local courts are held once a month, with a minimum of 10 meetings a year. We encourage all Catholic women 18 years and older to join the Catholic Daughters of the Americas to share their responsibility.

06/18/2026

Please note that the Parish Office, School Office, and Thrift Store will be closed on Friday, June 19, in observance of the holiday.

We had the pleasure to visit and learn some history on June 11th in Raleigh, at
06/16/2026

We had the pleasure to visit and learn some history on June 11th in Raleigh, at

On Thursday, June 11, 25+ members/friends, 2 JCDA members with their families, and 3 members from the Regina Caeli Court...
06/16/2026

On Thursday, June 11, 25+ members/friends, 2 JCDA members with their families, and 3 members from the Regina Caeli Court took a guided tour of the Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral in Raleigh NC.
Attendees felt a deep sense of peace, joy, and connection as they moved inside the church.

Thank you Father Drew for answering God’s call. Our church and court rejoice with you on your ordination to the sacred p...
06/10/2026

Thank you Father Drew for answering God’s call. Our church and court rejoice with you on your ordination to the sacred priesthood. May your path be illuminated with divine wisdom and may your service be a source of inspiration to all. 🙏🏼✝️

Charles D Fraune has a MA in Theology from Christendom College Graduate School, as well as an Advanced Apostolic Cateche...
05/26/2026

Charles D Fraune has a MA in Theology from Christendom College Graduate School, as well as an Advanced Apostolic Catechetical Diploma. Charles is the founding Theology teacher of Christ the King Catholic High School in Huntersville NC and taught Theology for ten years at the school.
He is dedicated to writing, research, and other work on the topic of the power of grace, the role of spiritual warfare, the Saints, the Sacraments and Sacramentals, and the pursuit of holiness.

Wishing everyone a Meaningful Memorial Day 🇺🇸
05/25/2026

Wishing everyone a Meaningful Memorial Day 🇺🇸

May God continue to bless you with strength, joy, and wisdom.
05/18/2026

May God continue to bless you with strength, joy, and wisdom.

Happy Birthday, Fr. Ernie! Our beloved Pastor Emeritus, Fr. Ernest Ruede, celebrated his 85th birthday this weekend.

Protector of unmarried women, Saint Paschal Baylon was a shepherd before becoming a friar. Though illiterate, he became ...
05/17/2026

Protector of unmarried women, Saint Paschal Baylon was a shepherd before becoming a friar. Though illiterate, he became a theologian of the Eucharist and gifted the world with an unrivalled dessert: zabaglione.
Saint Paschal Baylon was a religious figure of Spanish origin who lived during the second half of the 16th century. He belonged to the Order of the Alcantarine Friars Minor, the strictest branch of the barefoot Franciscans founded by Peter of Alcántara. Born into a humble family, he was unable to study formally but showed a strong religious calling from a very young age. Employed by his family as a shepherd, he nonetheless managed to be accepted as a novice by the Friars Minor and took vows as a lay brother. That is, he was a member of the order and wore the religious habit but was not ordained as a priest.
Working as a porter in various Spanish convents, he taught himself to read and write using prayer books, to the point of writing a collection of reflections on the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist. He travelled through France, which at the time was torn by religious wars and the Calvinist Reformation.
Devoted to mortification of the flesh and frequent fasting, he died at the age of 52 and was beatified a century later.

05/10/2026

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