We take on disciplines or give up practices so that we can strengthen our relationship with God and serve him.

God’s love for us is our first love: it extends beyond time and space.

I am delighted to introduce the new Bishop of Charleston, Most Rev. Jacques Fabre, CS, who will be ordained and installed at the end of this month.

As we enter the season of Lent, we prepare for the sacred mystery of Our Lord’s most painful death and glorious Resurrection.

We celebrate St. Valentine, however, the Church dedicates the month of February to the Holy Family.

As we enter 2022, we are invited to reevaluate the progress of our individual paths to holiness in the Lord.

This Advent, as we prepare ourselves for the arrival of Christ’s Nativity, we are given time to contemplate the nature of his birth, what it means for humanity and even what it means for the history of our world.

As Catholics, we are called to be faithful servants — to be strong and of good courage.

Every October, we celebrate Respect Life Month, when we consider more deeply why every human life has dignity and is valuable and worthy.

Just this year, Pope Francis designated the fourth Sunday of each July as the World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly.

Our Catholic faith has always celebrated the pursuit of knowledge for the glory of God, and education is an integral part of this work.

My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Our Bicentennial celebration magazi...

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