Parish
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Farmville, North Carolina
Diocese of Raleigh
St. Elizabeth of Hungary is a Catholic parish in Farmville, North Carolina. It is part of the Diocese of Raleigh.
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About this parish
St. Elizabeth of Hungary is a Catholic parish in the Diocese of Raleigh. As a Catholic church serving the faithful in and around Farmville, North Carolina, the parish welcomes visitors and parishioners alike. Sunday Mass and weekday Mass times for St. Elizabeth of Hungary are not yet published on Parish Neighbors. Contact the parish to confirm Mass schedules — including Saturday vigil Mass, daily Mass, and holy day Masses. The confession schedule for St. Elizabeth of Hungary is not yet listed on Parish Neighbors. Most Catholic parishes hear confessions on Saturday afternoons before the vigil Mass and by appointment; contact the parish to confirm reconciliation times. For sacraments such as baptism, first communion, confirmation, and weddings, contact the parish office directly. St. Elizabeth of Hungary.
Frequently asked questions
What time is Sunday Mass at St. Elizabeth of Hungary?
Sunday Mass times for St. Elizabeth of Hungary in Farmville, North Carolina are not yet listed on Parish Neighbors. Contact the parish directly or visit their website for the current Mass schedule, including Saturday vigil and weekday Mass times.
When can I go to confession at St. Elizabeth of Hungary?
The confession schedule for St. Elizabeth of Hungary is not yet listed on Parish Neighbors. Most Catholic parishes hear confessions on Saturday afternoons before the vigil Mass; contact the parish to confirm reconciliation times.
Where is St. Elizabeth of Hungary located?
St. Elizabeth of Hungary is located at 3455 South Contentnea St., Farmville, North Carolina 27828.
What is the phone number for St. Elizabeth of Hungary?
You can reach St. Elizabeth of Hungary at (252) 753-4367.
What diocese is St. Elizabeth of Hungary part of?
St. Elizabeth of Hungary is part of the Diocese of Raleigh.