Diocese to follow new rules for Ash Wednesday
CHARLESTON—Don’t expect to leave church on Ash Wednesday this year with a large black cross in the middle of your forehead. Just as it has changed so much in life, the pandemic has altered the […]
CHARLESTON—Don’t expect to leave church on Ash Wednesday this year with a large black cross in the middle of your forehead. Just as it has changed so much in life, the pandemic has altered the […]
GREENVILLE—Storefronts advertising payday loans are all too common a sight in low-income neighborhoods in most South Carolina cities and towns. These businesses market extremely high-interest loans — often with triple-digit interest rates — to economically […]
CHARLESTON—The COVID-19 pandemic has presented decreases in social interactions among friends and family, decreases in travel, and decreases in public outings, events and attendance at church. Support that can be vital to our well-being has […]
COLUMBIA—After years of successfully advocating against legislation that allows use of the death penalty in South Carolina, a bill has made its way to the floor of the state Senate that will reinstate use of […]
CHARLESTON—A class action lawsuit seeking $300 million has been filed against the Diocese of Charleston, Bishop England High School and others. Attorney Lawrence Richter told Charleston’s WCSC-TV that he is part of a group of […]
ANDERSON—Celebrating the 100th day of classes has become a fun tradition when many schools hold events such as “Dress like a 100-year-old Day.” This year, however, students at St. Joseph School combined fun with good-natured […]
MOUNT PLEASANT—Sometimes all it takes to reach a woman facing a crisis pregnancy and have her choose life for her baby is to show her there is hope. That’s the key lesson that women learning […]
YONGES ISLAND—Father Robert J. Sayer, pastor of St. Mary Church on Yonges Island and Sts. Frederick & Stephen Mission on Edisto Island, died Jan. 29. He was 60. A Mass of Transferal for Father Sayer will […]
TRAVELERS REST—The Sisters of the Poor Clares in Travelers Rest have a new leader. During elections held in the chapel at The Monastery of St. Clare on Jan. 22, the sisters elected Sister Nancy Shively […]
CHARLESTON—As 2021 begins full of uncertainties, including new leadership in Washington, D.C., and an ongoing pandemic, there is perhaps no saint more appropriate to turn to for inspiration than St. Joseph. The adoptive father of […]
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