WASHINGTON—Michael Tran, assistant director of the Office of Ethnic Ministries, represented the Diocese of Charleston at the 13th annual Asian and Pacific Catholics Marian Pilgrimage held at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the […]
DANVILLE, PENNSYVLANIA—Sister M. Georgene Luther, of the Sisters of Saints Cyril and Methodius, died at Maria Hall on March 31. She was 86. The Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated April 6 at Maria Hall. […]
CHARLESTON—Craig Monnell, of North Myrtle Beach, spent a very special evening with his family on April 4. During the Easter Vigil at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, his wife Kim Monnell stood beside […]
There’s an old expression that says: If you want to spread the word, put it on a billboard. Birthright of Columbia has done just that. In fact, they’ve taken out five billboards to evangelize their […]
The culmination of the Season of Easter is Pentecost. For many of the first Jewish Christians, Pentecost was the fulfillment of some of their most ancient and important celebrations. In Leviticus 23, God gave the […]
TAYLORS—Earlier this year, Our Lady of La Vang quietly became the only quasi-parish in the Diocese of Charleston. Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone issued a decree in February stating that the Vietnamese Catholic community of Greenville […]
VATICAN CITY — The two new Palestinian saints were instrumental in the promotion of women in the Arab world and in efforts for interreligious dialogue towards peace, said Jordanian Father Rifat Bader. Pope Francis was […]
VATICAN CITY—The powerful of the earth will face God’s judgment and will be asked to account for how they cared for the poor and how they cared for the environment so that it could produce […]
To an inmate serving a long sentence, earning a GED can be a life-changing achievement. Many men in South Carolina’s correctional institutions, however, are nowhere near that dream because they can’t even read or do […]
MCCORMICK—Good Shepherd Church celebrated a belated 50th anniversary on April 26 with a picnic, but parishioners have been celebrating their beliefs in the small rural community since the late 1800s. According to a church history, […]
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