Current Endowments

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School Endowments

Immaculata Catholic School, Durham

  • Aloysius Endowment -In honor of Mary T. Murray. Provides financial assistance to Catholic parishioner students with physical mobility needs and financial needs, with preference for those attending Immaculata Catholic School.
  • Regis B. Lyons Endowment- Honors Mary Catherine Lyons by supporting Immaculata Catholic school scholarship, technology, construction, & maintenance at Immaculate Conception Church.
  • Rita Fitzgerald Scholarship Endowment- Offers scholarships to financially limited students who embody generosity & fortitude, currently enrolled or desiring to attend Immaculata.
  • Robert A. Citrini Endowment Fund- 2/3 supports tutoring for disabled children; 1/3 provides scholarships for children with financial need at Immaculata Catholic School & Immaculate Conception Church.
  • The Kaitlyn M. Lovett Memorial Scholarship- For incoming 4th graders with financial or physical hardship, demonstrating admirable effort, kindness, and enthusiasm about Immaculata.

Cardinal Gibbons High School, Raleigh

Cathedral School, Raleigh

St. Ann Catholic School, Fayetteville

St. Egbert Catholic School, Morehead City

St. Francis of Assisi Parish, The Franciscan School, Raleigh

St. Mark Catholic School, Wilmington

St. Paul Catholic School, New Bern

St. Raphael Catholic School, Raleigh

Office of Education

Other Schools

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Parish Endowments

Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral Parish

St. Francis of Assisi Parish, Raleigh

Other Parishes

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Cemetery & Columbarium Endowments

Each of the following endowments provides perpetual care and maintenance support for columbaria, memorial gardens, or cemeteries at their respective parishes:

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Campus Ministry Endowments

Duke University

UNC Chapel Hill

Diocese-Wide

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Diocese Endowments

Education & Formation

Evangelization & Discipleship

Charitable Works

Other Diocesan Needs

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Seminarian Endowments

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