MYRTLE BEACH—Women religious spend much of their time caring for others, through teaching, health care, working with the poor, parish ministries, prayer and spiritual counseling. At their annual statewide gathering, they also learned how to […]
WASHINGTON—As the nation made preparations to celebrate Thanksgiving Day, the president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops expressed gratitude for “the gift of immigrants and refugees to the country,” but also appealed for their […]
WHITE OAK—Meredith Clemmens’ Road to Emmaus led her back to an all-too-familiar place. Ten years ago, Clemmens was one of several hundred students at the Diocese of Charleston’s Junior High Rally listening to guest speakers […]
WASHINGTON—The United States must resume its leadership role in addressing climate change, dozens of Catholic leaders wrote in a letter to President Donald Trump. “On behalf of people who are poor and vulnerable and future […]
DETROIT—Blessed Solanus Casey always said that “as long as there is a spark of faith,” there can be no discouragement or sorrow, said Cardinal Angelo Amato, head of the Vatican’s Congregation for Saints’ Causes. His […]
VATICAN CITY—People have a basic choice in the way they live: either striving to build up treasures on earth or giving to others in order to gain heaven, Pope Francis said. “What we invest in […]
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Thanksgiving is a time when families, large or small, will gather around a table to share a meal, maybe watch some sports, and spend time together. But beyond the […]
GREENVILLE—The Marian Eucharistic Conference celebrated its fifth annual gathering this month, further elevating what has been a months-long celebration of the Blessed Mother, both in the Diocese of Charleston and worldwide. Around 400 people filled […]
SUMMERVILLE—The results are in for the Diocese of Charleston Youth Volleyball Tournament held at Bethany Methodist recently, hosted by Summerville Catholic school and their athletic director, Jean Fox. A total of 16 teams competed from […]
WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court has decided to hear a case examining freedom of speech at crisis pregnancy centers. The case, accepted Nov. 13, will consider if a California law that went into effect in 2016 violates […]
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