John Holmes has made it his mission to fight the negative stereotype of homelessness. Retired from the U.S. Navy, Holmes is smart, articulate and energetic. He has taken a leadership role in the grassroots movement […]
Couples who have been married for many years, and even those new to the sacrament, agree that happily ever after is more than just a fairy tale.
WALTERBORO—There is a time for everything, and when Father Jeffrey A. Kendall heard about SCE&G’s controversial landfill proposal, he decided it was time to speak out. “I’ve never considered myself an activist, but here I […]
MOUNT PLEASANT—Deacon Andre Guillet has been named assistant to the director of diaconate. He said he took the newly created post as a way to help Father Edward W. Fitzgerald, who is pastor of Divine […]
WINNSBORO— A special tribute was given to Msgr. Joseph R. Roth at the annual diaconate retreat held recently. Msgr. Roth served as director of the office of diaconate for 20 years, from 1990 to 2010. […]
CHARLESTON—It took over 100 years, but it seems the new steeple atop the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist was well worth the wait.
The blessing of throats couldn’t come at a better time as Catholics and Protestants alike cough their way through the winter months. But soon they will have a chance at healing. On Feb. 3, in […]
CHARLESTON—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone had a full plate of issues to talk about with our Catholic state legislators. During a recent breakfast at the State Supreme Court, the bishop and Msgr. Richard D. Harris met […]
Religious orders in the United States are dwindling. Some that once had members in the thousands now have only 100 or so left. South Carolina is feeling the impact, too. Communities such as the Franciscans […]
The Diocese of Charleston has 35 priests serving here from other countries. That may sound like a lot, but it’s fairly compatible with other dioceses in the United States, where one in six Catholic priests […]
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