GREENVILLE—Franciscan Father David Phan made a promise to God at the age of 16. He was on a crowded boat with dozens of other refugees from his home country of Vietnam, suffering from seasickness and […]
As the social service agency of the church, Catholic Charities offers programs designed to help build a world of greater charity, justice and peace. In the Diocese of Charleston those services include senior care, disaster […]
As the social service agency of the church, Catholic Charities offers programs designed to help build a world of greater charity, justice and peace. In the Diocese of Charleston those services include senior care, disaster […]
Be bold. Be passionate. Be Catholic. This is the mission of Lucis Via, a new organization whose members want to give young adults their own voice and a place to grow in Christ’s love. Organizers […]
NORTH CHARLESTON—Saint Leo University-North Charleston Education Center has new offices that are more accessible to all adult learners. The Catholic school, based in Saint Leo, Fla., has new classrooms located at 2430 Mall Drive, #185 […]
COLUMBIA—An economic recession and rumors of a competing school being built had officials at St. John Neumann tugging their hair in worry. Something had to be done to keep students from leaving. Barbara Cole, principal, […]
WHITE OAK—Women find inspiration to pursue a religious vocation in many different ways. Sister Nancy Shively, OSC, was on a spiritual retreat that led her to change communities. For Kristin Davidson of Charleston, it was […]
CHARLESTON—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone made the following summer assignments recently for diocesan seminarians who are in theological studies in the major seminary. The seminarians are: Deacon Renaurd West is assigned to St. Peter Church in […]
Catherine and Abby Pelicano have started an online publication aimed at helping women live lives guided by Christian values, not the messages of pop culture or the secular media. The Upstate siblings launched Dignitas Magazine […]
CHARLESTON—Sister Marie Cecilia Ferro, a Sister of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy, died at May Forest, the congregation’s motherhouse, on April 21. She was 90. The Mass of Christian Burial was held at May […]
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