FORT MILL—St. Philip Neri Church started out as a traveling community of believers. In 1993, about 50 families began meeting together as the Fort Mill/Tega Cay Catholic Community. They attended Mass in borrowed space at […]
CHARLESTON—The Diocese of Charleston plans to establish a Retrouvaille program for couples who are struggling in their marriage. The method offers resources and communication tools to help couples improve and strengthen their union. Kathy Schmugge, […]
CHARLESTON—The Worldwide Marriage Encounter program will celebrate 50 years of helping married couples improve their relationships by rediscovering their love for each other and improving communication. The program’s success is achieved through weekend retreats with […]
COLUMBIA—When parishioners at Our Lady of the Hills talked about wanting a crucifix for their chapel, they never imagined they would receive one touched by a saint. Redemptorist Father Peter Sousa, pastor, shared the history […]
SUMMERVILLE—St. John the Beloved parish bid farewell to a good friend recently. Sister Carol Gnau, of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, retired on June 30. It is only fitting that the church hosted a […]
GOOSE CREEK—The Adorno Fathers now have two new shepherds to guide the faithful. Adorno Fathers Kevin Daborbor and Rufino Madridejos were ordained by Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone on June 22 at Immaculate Conception Church. The […]
VATICAN—Pope Francis used his Angelus on July 15 to focus again on the idea of missionary discipleship, taking the day’s Gospel as his starting point. In the Gospel reading, Jesus, after calling the disciples individually […]
Recently I was sitting in the atrium of the Savannah-Hilton Head airport sipping a cappuccino. As I was looking down at the morning marvel of foam and cinnamon, I was startled to hear my name. […]
On July 14, the Church celebrates the feast day of St. Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American to be canonized. Known as the “Lily of the Mohawks,” Kateri lived a life of holiness and virtue, […]
WASHINGTON—Newspapers of every type, Catholic papers included, are seeking relief from the U.S. government after six months of increased costs due to tariffs on imported Canadian newsprint. The Catholic Press Association, which includes English-speaking Canada, […]
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