It is the people of God who act as the hands and feet of Christ daily.

Ralph Conte was asked about his secret to a long life, but his heart is in his life’s passion — photography.

A Washington, D.C. attorney led lobbying and prayer on Capitol Hill, in defense of the unborn.

There is a period of time in life where many young people are not quite ready to enter the “real” world.

It was 120 years ago this October that Council 704 began on the Charleston peninsula.

A $6,700 grant from Food Lion allowed Our Lady of the Valley to make improvements.

Jake Nadeau is studying in the Basselin Scholars Program.

John Paul II School junior David Shaw completed his Eagle Scout project.

Bishop Jacques Fabre-Jeune, CS, informed us of our calling to be the “bees” of Christ.

In the United States, Hispanics make up 31% of the Catholic population.

“This has been so much more than a bookstore. The presence of St. Paul is powerful."

This time of year always reminds me of my days of homeschooling, a time in the not so distant past.

Meet Wyatt Wingard. He is a kindergarten student at St. Joseph School in Anderson.

Ashlyn Watkins is no stranger to dominating on the basketball court.

The Serra Club is working with The Catholic Miscellany to provide a series of profiles.

Knights of Columbus Joseph Miguel Ros Sr. Council 3067 celebrated its 75th anniversary on June 28 at St. Mary Lady of Ransom Church in Georgetown.

It rings with the acceptance, joy and hope that is taught by and through our Catholic faith.

“I remember exactly what my mother said when I told her I was going to be a priest in the early 1980s."

Among the fragrant gifts offered to Bishop Jacques is a spiritual bouquet from the Legion of Mary.

Bishop Jacques Fabre-Jeune and his siblings grew up “not too far from the Haitian Palace in Port-au-Prince” during the Duvalier regime.

Because Language Matters

Deacon André Guillet has certainly made his mark during his 37 year tenure as a deacon.

Things like this should not be destroyed because you take away God’s creations.

Because of Daniel’s Law, surrendering an unharmed baby is legal at designated locations, like hospitals, police stations and fire departments.

Immigrants have always brought oxygen to the American bloodstream.