Year: 2011

A new organization is giving people the opportunity to help Catholics who worship in Eastern Rite churches overseas.SC3 is a chapter of the Catholic Near East Welfare Association, a papal agency dedicated to humanitarian and […]

The Diocese of Charleston has 12 seminarians this year with two scheduled to be ordained over the next year.Pending the endorsement of the seminaries, Deacon Filip Wodecki will be ordained in December and Deacon Mark […]

Campus ministry is well-known at colleges and universities, but youth leaders say it is equally important at the high school and middle school levels.That is the age when youth start down the path to independence […]

Four schools in the Diocese of Charleston have new principals at the helm this year: Our Lady of Peace in North Augusta, St. Peter in Beaufort, St. Michael in Garden City and St. Francis on […]

ROCK HILL—The college years are crucial for developing the next generation of energized, informed Catholics.That can only happen through a combination of good liturgy, exposure to the sacraments, education and a commitment to community and […]

HILTON HEAD—While many of her peers are exploring the career world, Martha Griswold, 22, will spend the next two years teaching students about the love of Christ and the Catholic faith.Griswold, a member of St. […]

Charles Minges of Columbia spends most of each day helping his wife of 52 years with her most basic needs. Geraldine, affectionately known as “Gerry,” suffers from Parkinson’s disease, spinal stenosis and dementia. Minges dresses […]

CHARLESTON—The St. Katharine Drexel volunteer house has become a Catholic residence for men.An official blessing by Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone is scheduled for Aug. 24, but residents have already moved into the renovated building. One […]