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Pope's Mass Life-Changing for Many Locals
About 200 members of the diocese of Raleigh were in Washington D.C. Thursday for mass. Hear what they had to say.
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Pope's Mass Met With Protests
As an estimated 50,000 people showed up in Washington D.C. for mass Thursday, hundreds protested the pontiff's visit.
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Catholic Clergyman: Pope's Visit Needed for Americans
Monsignor Tim O'Connor, of St. Michael's Catholic Church in Cary, talks about the pope's visit and the impact it could have on the United States.
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Interview With Bishop Michael Burbidge of the Diocese of Raleigh
WRAL’s David Crabtree interviewed Bishop Michael Burbidge of the Diocese of Raleigh on Wednesday evening.
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Raleigh Catholics Gather to Hear Pope’s Message
Raleigh Roman Catholics listen to Benedict’s message during a South Lawn ceremony in Washington, DC.
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Crowd Greets Pope on His Birthday
The festive White House visit was the highlight of the first full day of Benedict's first trip to the United States as leader of the world's Roman Catholics.
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Crowd Protests Pope’s Visit
Across from the White House, the papal visit drew a protest of about 200.
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Pope Benedict XVI Lands in America
Pope Benedict XVI arrives in the United States to a presidential handshake and enthusiastic crowd cheering and singing him "Happy Birthday."
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Web Only: Interview With Michael Burbidge, Head of the Diocese of Raleigh
WRAL’s David Crabtree interviews Michael Burbidge, head of the Diocese of Raleigh, about Pope Benedict XVI visiting the United States.
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North Carolinians Traveling to See Pope in Washington DC
Pope Benedict XVI will be in the United States next week. He will celebrate mass in Washington DC and New York where hundreds from North Carolina are planning to attend.