MOUNT PLEASANT—The discernment process leading to the priesthood is as varied as the men who make their vows. For some, there is one edifying moment when all doubts disappear and the answer is clear. For […]
In the 1930s a Polish nun saw visions of Jesus and wrote down what he said. More than 70 years later St. Maria Faustina Kowalska and her visions and writings are the basis for the […]
AIKEN—Black Catholics in South Carolina have a rich history and heritage that can only be preserved by increased focus on stewardship and encouraging young people to be more involved in their faith.
NORTH CHARLESTON—The Knights of Peter Claver Council 110 combined the serious business of honoring their members with the fun of dancing and socializing at their annual recognition banquet.
Summerville Catholic School hosted its annual Art Show in conjunction with the school’s quarterly PSA meeting. Students in grades K4-8th proudly displayed their creative talents up and down the hallways. Easels showcased matted artwork throughout […]
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COLUMBIA—Catholics who volunteer in prison ministry are, in essence, bringing Christ into the often dark and difficult world of a correctional institution. That was the core message at a special prison ministry retreat held March […]
SPARTANBURG—Growing with the Saints is not your typical vacation Bible school program, which tend to be Protestant based. It is one written specifically for Catholics by Catholics.
WHITE OAK—Today’s Catholic teenagers are more stressed, family-oriented, and steeped in technology than the two generations that preceded them. As a result, they also present a unique challenge when it comes to youth ministry.
Editor’s note: This is part of a series for Lent. The challenge to understand mercy and to forgive others can be daunting tasks. We are each called to be heralds of mercy, and yet this […]
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