Other Catholic Churches in Fayetteville

Fayetteville is home to a vibrant and steadily growing Catholic community, where faith isn’t just practiced—it’s lived, shared, and woven into everyday life. Across the city, several parishes welcome people from every background and walk of life, offering a place to pray, learn, heal, and belong. Each parish has its own personality and ministries, yet they all work together with a common purpose: to serve Christ and His people.

Together, Fayetteville’s Catholic churches create a faith-centered network that supports families through every season of life, celebrates the beautiful cultural diversity of the region, and strengthens the presence of the Church throughout southeastern North Carolina. Whether it’s through vibrant liturgies, community outreach, faith formation, or simple hospitality, these parishes help shape a spiritual home where Catholics can grow closer to God—and to one another.

Saint Patrick

The first Catholic parish in North Carolina. Established August 6, 1821. Placed under the protection of Saint Patrick February 4, 1824.
Became the first consecrated Catholic Church in North Carolina March 17, 1829.

Saint Ann

St. Ann Church was born out of the desire of a small group of African American Catholics in Fayetteville to practice their faith without the constraints of the social prejudices of their time. The yearning for a church of their own can be traced back as early as the spring of 1920 when a letter was written to Bishop Leo Haid, leader of the Apostolic Vicariate (later the Diocese of Raleigh).

St. Michael

The Maronite community contracted to purchase the old St. Patrick's Church, built in 1936 on Arsenal Avenue, from the Diocese of Raleigh and began an extensive three year renovation project. Visitors to the Church are drawn to the beautiful stained glass window of St. Patrick on the east wall of the Church. The remodeling culminated with the hanging of the icon of “Christ in Judgment” behind the altar.

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton parish was establish in the winter of 1980, with very humble beginnings.
It all began on November 29th, 1980 with a Mass at the Adcock Funeral Home in Spring Lake, and a week later, December 7th, our first mass was celebrated in an abandoned 7-11 store on MacArthur Rd. which came to be affectionately known as "Saint 7-11." On November 18th 1981, we received our official name and became the parish of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, no longer a mission church of St. Patrick.

Good Shepherd

In November 1981, Good Shepherd was established as a church and there was still no building onsite. The first Mass celebration was held January 26, 1981, at the Presbyterian church, with 150 people in attendance, including Bishop Gossman. Winnie Golden and Roxie Vendetti made the first altar cloth, and Winnie transported the fold-up altar in the back of her car.

Korean Catholic Community Church - Saint Andrew Kim

Saint Andrew Kim Catholic Church is a local church in Fayetteville, NC. Expect music styles such as contemporary, praise and worship, and traditional hymns. You might also find programs like children's ministry, missions, youth group, nursery, and community service.

St Andrew Kim, Fayetteville Korean community church