
St. Andrew has more than 50 ministries that serve our parish and community. To find out how you can get involved, check out our Quick Reference Ministry List. It's as easy as a click of your mouse to contact a ministry leader to find out more information.
Thank you to everyone who has supported our capital campaign for much needed renovations to our church campus!
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Enrich your faith at home or on the go with audio files of programs at St. Andrew. Visit our Media Page to hear presentations on the Eucharist, Living Faith, and more!
You can stay up to date with news and information posted daily on the Diocese of Raleigh website at www.dioceseofraleigh.org. The site also features the weekly Diocesan radio and television programs in the following formats; video, audio, podcast and on iTunes. Programs include Catholic Perspective, Catholic Weekly and La Voz Catolica. The Diocesan website is “The Catholic Church at Your Fingertips.” Follow the Diocese on Facebook and Bishop Burbidge on Twitter @BishopBurbidge
A message in memory of a loved one can be purchased for memorial bricks inside the columbarium, and all other commemorative bricks will go in a designated area directly outside the parish's columbarium. For more information and order forms, see our columbarium page or contact Lucille, Phone: 919-362-0414, ext. 14, or e-mail: lucille@saintandrew.org.
Please pray for those who are sick:
And for the recently deceased:
Would you like to receive notice by email of parish funerals? Please contact Cathy Rusin at 919-362-0685 x24 or email: adult_faith@saintandrew.org
Welcome to our St. Andrew the Apostle website. We are located in Apex, North Carolina and are part of the Diocese of Raleigh.
St. Andrew Respect for Life committee will hold a baby item drive to benefit Catholic Parish Outreach this weekend, Jan. 28 & 29. Items needed for the drive include diapers, wipes, receiving blankets, baby food, baby formula, new or gently used baby/toddler clothing, baby shampoo/soap/lotion, cribs and strollers. We will have the Catholic Parish Outreach truck in the St. Andrew parking lot after all masses for collecting items donated.
The Bishops Annual Appeal (BAA) is an essential part of the Diocese of Raleigh's mission to provide for the needs of the faithful and all of God's people. Therefore the BAA for 2012 will be incorporated into the diocese’s Our Cathedral: One Faith, One People campaign. St. Andrew is part of phase 2 of the Our Cathedral: One Faith, One People campaign that will kick off in late summer 2012. To watch a video explaining the 2012 BAA & diocesan Campaign, go to the Diocese's Catholic Perspective webpage and download Week of Jan. 23, 2012 from the list.
To access your 2011 Tax Statements online, use the Parishioner Sign In button in the column to the left. Please see our Instructions to Get Tax Statements if you need assistance. To arrange for a paper copy of your tax statement that you can pick up in the parish office, contact Carol Blackford at 362-0414 x 11.
Our parish offers two morning programs for young children:
Registration for both programs is underway for parishioners and non-parishioners through Jan. 31, 2012. Application Guidelines and 2012-2013 Registration Forms are online and available at the program offices.
St. Andrew's 2011 Annual Report is now available online.
Registration forms for area Catholic schools are available on the school websites. St. Andrew is a sponsoring parish for two K - 8 Catholic elementary schools (St. Mary Magdalene and St. Michael The Archangel). Visit our Catholic School Registration Information page to find out important dates and information in the registration process.
A list of GRACE events for the 2011-2012 Faith Development is now available. Due to facility renovations, most of our available space for group events will be under construction. Therefore only two GRACE events will be required for the 2011-2012 program year.
This year the High School Youth Ministry will support the Ronald McDonald House of Durham by collecting the little tabs you pull to open soda, soup or other aluminum cans. The funds generated from recycling these aluminum gems help offset the House's expenses. Tabs can be dropped off at St. Andrew Care Center.
Thanks in large part to the generosity of St. Andrew parishioners, the Macambre School in Haiti has been rebuilt and the children are once again able to attend school in classrooms. St. Andrew contributed about 20% of the total for the school. Other St. Andrew funds were used to help cover costs of running the farm where the goats are raised. Thank you for your support of Obinson Joseph and his work for the children of Haiti.
A big Thank You to Terry Korab, Deanna Nelson, Ed Outten, Chris Outten, Mike Spurr, Veronica Becerra, Tania Rodriguez, James Jordan, Dawne Galdi, Caroline Galdi, and Bill Carey for participating in another successful Adopt-a-Highway cleanup outing on Dec 3.
Congratulations to parishioner Mary Beth Bulter, the lucky winner in the quilt raffle. Fr. David drew the winning ticket on the Feast of St. Andrew, Nov. 30. Special thanks to Kinko Spencer (pictured right of Fr. David) who made the quilt and donated it to the parish for the raffle. The raffle raised close to $1500 for our parish renovation project!
Wondering what happened on the pilgrimage. Please check the blog!
On behalf of the people we serve at Catholic Parish Outreach, we want to thank you and your parish for the generous donations during the St. Andrew “Feed A Family” food drive. The response from your parish was over- whelming, with a donation of 3,500 pounds of groceries and $3,382 for families in need! In July we gave a week’s worth of groceries to almost 9,000 people! Our outreach ministry to the needy would not be possible without the assistance of the members of our community and parishes. We are blessed by your devotion to helping the poor in our midst. May God bless you.
Sincerely,
Terry Foley
Director, Catholic Parish Outreach