CHARLESTON—Father Michael McGivney, the founder of the Knights of Columbus, will be beatified during a special Mass Oct. 31 at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford, Conn. Leading up to his beatification, Bishop Robert […]
GREENVILLE—Unforeseen blessings have emerged at the Mother Teresa House amid the disruptions from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. “One blessing has been our strengthening of ties with our community partners to help us place those in […]
COLUMBIA—Before the novel coronavirus pandemic hit, Michael Padua’s days followed a specific routine. After morning Mass at St. Joseph Church, he would head out to visit homebound and hospitalized Catholics around the Midlands. Wednedays and […]
CHARLESTON—Pandemic or no pandemic, work in the vineyard of the Lord must continue. Recently, the fourth incarnation of the Diocesan Missionary Team arrived at the Drexel House and set about planning their retreat season. First […]
DIOCESE—In light of COVID-19, the national celebration for Life Chain Sunday has been moved to Nov. 1 for 2020. However, since the first Sunday in October has traditionally been Life Chain Sunday, Life Chains will also […]
For the first time in 12 years, medical missionaries from the Diocese of Charleston are unable to travel to the town of San Pedro La Laguna, Guatemala, for their annual outreach. The novel coronavirus forced […]
JAMES ISLAND—Church of the Nativity is breathing new life, and purpose, into an old award. Marian Hoffman, vice president of the church’s ladies guild, said they recently revamped the parish stewardship award, which had been […]
STOCKBRIDGE, Mass.—“Love and Mercy: Faustina,” a docudrama about the remarkable life of St. Faustina Kowalska and Divine Mercy, will return to theaters on Monday, Oct. 5, to honor the Feast of St. Faustina. Pope Francis […]
DUNCAN—In many families, the list of father-son activities includes things like playing catch and going fishing. For the Klusman family, serving on the altar is part of that list. Andrew Klusman and his three sons […]
COLUMBIA—In 1970, a Columbia attorney contacted a law professor at Rutgers University in New Jersey and asked if she would be interested in helping with a case about to be tried in South Carolina. That […]
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