CHARLESTON—In all the innovative attempts to provide people of faith with ministry, one thing priests cannot do is offer the sacrament of reconciliation over cell phones, even if they are six feet away from the […]
ADRIAN, Mich.—Sister Mary Trzasko, formerly known as Sister Mary Beata, died on Feb. 20, 2020, at the Dominican Life Center in Adrian. She was 83. Sister Mary was born in Wilkes Barre, Penn., to Joseph […]
People who don’t have Facebook accounts may be worried that they can’t watch their church’s Mass on Sunday, but that should not be the case. Masses that are live-streamed publicly can be watched by anyone. […]
CHARLESTON—Keynote speaker Abby Johnson, whose story was depicted in the 2019 movie “Unplanned”, rallied pro-life advocates at the Lowcountry Pregnancy Center (LPC) annual banquet held March 12. Johnson was a clinic director at a Planned […]
Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone issued a memo March 24 regarding Holy Week Masses and information on continued prudent measures for protecting the faithful during the COVID-19 pandemic. In his memo, he stated that public Masses […]
CHARLESTON—The Preservation Society of Charleston has recognized two local Catholic buildings for excellence in historic preservation. The bishop’s residence at 114 Broad St., and Blessed Sacrament Church at 5 Saint Teresa Drive, each received Carolopolis […]
CHARLESTON—In a March 16 letter to South Carolina Catholics, Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone announced the cancellation of Masses in the Diocese of Charleston. The letter is as follows: The COVID-19 coronavirus continues to spread throughout […]
CHARLESTON—The Diocese of Charleston announced it will close Catholic Schools March 16 due to the coronavirus pandemic. In a letter to principals and parents, Msgr. D. Anthony Droze, vicar general, wrote that “due to the […]
SUMMERVILLE—Basketball teams from Christ Our King-Stella Maris School dominated the recent Diocesan Youth Basketball Tournament, winning three of the four championships. The only thing preventing a clean sweep was St. Joseph Church in Charleston, which […]
SPARTANBURG—A second school within the Diocese of Charleston has announced a reorganization of its structure. Starting this fall, St. Paul the Apostle School will alter its format to focus on elementary students, serving K-4 through […]
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