As Thanksgiving approaches, we are reminded of the many blessings that God has given us in our lives.

In October, we celebrate World Mission Sunday and the holy rosary.

Christ Jesus can use suffering for good when we unite it to his on the cross.

We need to embrace sacrifice every day if we truly want to love.

Bishop Fabre-Jeune encourages us to first submit to the will of God in your life and align yourself with his plan during the new year.

On Christmas, we were given a Savior, and we are called to enthrone him in our hearts and minds.

Jesus’ sacrifice for us compels us to always love the person.

Bishop Jacques Fabre-Jeune discusses spiritual fruits during Respect Life Month.

We, like the Blessed Mother, are meant to offer our sufferings united with Jesus on the cross.

We learn of God's love and grow in virtue by choosing good over evil daily.

As we celebrate Independence Day this month, Bishop Fabre reflects on the nature of freedom.

Let the light of your faith shine forth, do not hide it under a basket where no one can see it!

Rev. Msgr. D. Anthony Droze, VG, will continue as pastor of St. Mar...

Every day, we should set aside time to cherish our mothers, and especially Mary, the Mother of God.

What does the news of Christ’s resurrection provoke in you? Are you compelled to run to our Savior?

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.