Catholics for Abolition in North Carolina
Redemption is Possible. Abolish the Death Penalty.
A group of faithful Catholics, concerned with the redemption of those being executed, and their victims, will gather via Zoom on this day as we do on each day there is an execution in the United States. We do so because we may be the only ones praying for the soul of that person about
Please join CANC and other Coalition members and friends working to abolish the death penalty in North Carolina. Upcoming 2024 elections could reverse the current cessation of executions. Make your voice heard - NOW before it's too late!
Please join us online at Noon for a 15-minute, non-interactive prayer vigil. (Please remain muted during the vigil.) You can receive the link for the vigil by signing up on our Contact Us form or by writing to director@catholicsforabolitionnc.org.
On December 25 at 10 a.m. the Fr. Charlie Mulholland Catholic Worker House will continue their tradition of "Visiting the Prisoners" as they, and many others along with CANC, gather at Central Prison to sing carols. The tradition began on Christmas morning in 1997. Come help hold the original 30-foot wide MERRY CHRISTMAS sign and
Catholics for Abolition in North Carolina is offering an opportunity for our members and all Catholics in the Diocese of Raleigh to join in an online recitation of the ROSARY OF THE SEVEN SORROWS for the intention of ending the death penalty in NC, the US, and the world. Join us on FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29th
