Cynthia Hill, 52, is a vocal champion of Neighborhood House. The mother of four and grandmother of 12 is one of the most recent success stories of the community outreach, and gives them praise for […]
VATICAN CITY (CNS)–From modern-day martyrs to those who quietly care for the sick or elderly, Pope Francis remembered all those who “sacrifice themselves daily,” following Jesus in serving others and giving witness to the Gospel. […]
Celebrating consecrated life GREENVILLE—A celebration of the Year of Consecrated Life was held for women religious recently. Hosted by the Poor Clare Monastery and sponsored by Bon Secours St. Francis Health System, the event included […]
The following is Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone’s calendar for April: April 2—Holy Thursday, diocesan offices close at noon April 3—Good Friday, diocesan offices closed; 8:40 a.m., Good Friday Prayer Vigil, Charleston Women’s Medical Center; 3 […]
CHARLESTON—Catholics will once again have the chance to share their input about the Church. On March 12, Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone announced that the Synod of Bishops has requested input from all dioceses for the […]
SIMPSONVILLE—Deacon Henry Dillard, the fourth African American deacon ordained in the Diocese of Charleston, died on March 8. He was 86. The Mass of Christian Burial was held March 14 at St. Anthony of Padua […]
CHAPIN—Our Lady of the Lake Church took a historic step March 15 with a momentous ceremony for their new church. Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone presided with the assistance of the pastor, Father Andrew Vollkommer. The […]
NORTH CHARLESTON—Back in high school, Edward Bergeron was, like every other kid his age, trying to discover his place in the world. He ended up finding the answer in the lives of the men who […]
Palm Sunday is celebrated this year on April 9. A holy day of obligation, it is also called Passion Sunday and marks the beginning of Holy Week, which follows Jesus on His path to the […]
SPARTANBURG—They came wearing the brown robes of Franciscan friars, the black cassocks of the Adorno Fathers, the brown, white and blue habits and symbolic crosses of different orders of women religious. The attire was different […]
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