St. Margaret Mary

Mass Times

Sunday8:30 AM, 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM
Monday8:30 AM
Tuesday8:30 AM
Wednesday8:30 AM
Thursday8:30 AM
Saturday4:30 PM

Confession Times

Monday8:00 AM
Tuesday8:00 AM
Wednesday8:00 AM
Thursday8:00 AM
Saturday3:30 PM

Parish details

102 Andrews Place, Swannanoa, North Carolina, 28778
+18286868833http://saintmmc.com/
Charlotte

About St. Margaret Mary · Swannanoa, North Carolina

St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church serves the Swannanoa Valley since 1936, offering Mass in English and Spanish, confession, adoration, and a range of ministries including Catholic Faith Formation and newcomer support. The parish is led by Pastor Rev. Aaron Z. Huber and is currently undertaking a major capital campaign called 'Bells of Hope' to improve its facilities. It welcomes all, with a focus on community, service, and spiritual growth through regular worship and outreach.

Established
1936
Patron
St. Margaret Mary Alacoque
Rector
Rev. Aaron Z. Huber

Why belong here

Join a parish that offers Mass in both English and Spanish, supports children’s safety, provides Catholic Faith Formation, and actively engages in community service — including disaster relief and outreach to newcomers. You’ll find a welcoming, faith-filled community rooted in 90 years of service to Swannanoa and surrounding areas.

Mass times at St. Margaret Mary

Weekly Mass schedule

Sunday8:30am11:00am1:00pm (Spanish)
Saturday4:30pm

Confession times

  • Monday - Thursday 8am - 8:30am
  • Saturday Vigil 3pm - 4pm
  • By appointment

Our Patroness & History

St. Margaret Mary Alacoque was chosen by Christ to arouse the Church to a realization of the love of God symbolized by the heart of Jesus. Her early years were marked by sickness and a painful home situation. After considering marriage, she entered the Order of the Visitation nuns at age 24. Though described as humble and kind, she was not ordinary — her life became a powerful witness to faith and devotion.

Ministries & Outreach

The parish offers Catholic Faith Formation at Nazareth, a Newcomers Ministry, and a Children’s Safety Program. It also runs the 'Bells of Hope' capital campaign to improve its building and supports diocesan initiatives and global relief efforts, including aid to Venezuela.

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