CHARLESTON—As accusations are hurled at Pope Benedict XVI over decisions he made on priestly sex abuse and it becomes a focus in world news, South Carolina’s bishop expressed concern for victims and advised Catholics to […]
CHARLESTON—Youth may speak a different language than adults at times, but one word they both understand is busy. That’s why Marie Donnelly, director of youth ministry at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, is […]
The 40 days of Lent may be approached through a number of philosophies, but ultimately, the goal of each is to bring one closer to God.
RIDGELAND—Father Gerald Lutz, administrator of St. Anthony Church, is a man of few words, especially when it comes to talking about himself.
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH—Holy Trinity School, which is in its inaugural year, found out pretty quickly what it means to be a family-oriented parish school.
MOUNT PLEASANT—The discernment process leading to the priesthood is as varied as the men who make their vows. For some, there is one edifying moment when all doubts disappear and the answer is clear. For […]
NORTH CHARLESTON—The Knights of Peter Claver Council 110 combined the serious business of honoring their members with the fun of dancing and socializing at their annual recognition banquet.
SPARTANBURG—Growing with the Saints is not your typical vacation Bible school program, which tend to be Protestant based. It is one written specifically for Catholics by Catholics.
JAMES ISLAND—For Father S. Thomas Kingsley, being a priest all boils down to a matter of trust, both for the man of the cloth and the people he serves.
CHARLESTON—Members of St. Patrick Church wanted to do something special to brighten the flame of faith during Lent. They decided to hold a Lenten revival and asked Deacon Carl Johnson from St. Martin de Porres […]
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