CHARLESTON—Cargo ships from around the world may be docking at the port of Charleston, South Carolina, but for Deacon Paul Rosenblum, the days are pretty quiet. As the lone port minister for the Diocese of […]
CHARLESTON—Quarantine because of the coronavirus provided a unique opportunity for seven of the Diocese of Charleston’s seminarians. Forced to leave their seminaries in Texas and Rome, the men ended up back in Charleston, where they […]
CHARLESTON—The four Daughters of St. Paul who live and work on Charleston’s King Street closed up their books and media store like normal on Saturday, May 30. They had spent a long day serving customers […]
CHARLESTON/COLUMBIA—Officials at Bishop England High School on Daniel Island and Cardinal Newman School in Columbia have expelled two students for unrelated but racially offensive media posts. The Cardinal Newman student appeared in a video demeaning […]
JOHNS ISLAND—Msgr. Charles Rowland had plans to mark the 50th jubilee of his priesthood with a celebratory Mass and a big, joyful pasta supper at his parish on Johns Island during the weekend of May […]
MONCKS CORNER—Trappist Father Richard McGuire died peacefully at Mepkin Abbey during the night on the Feast of the Ascension of the Lord, May 24, 2020. He was 94. The son of Margaret and Louis McGuire, […]
CHARLESTON—When Michael Ghattas put on his running shoes recently, he had no idea that his routine daily run would turn into a chance to serve as a guardian angel. Ghattas, a seminarian for the Diocese […]
JOHNS ISLAND—Our Lady of Mercy Community Outreach has remained committed to its mission amidst a changing situation. The outreach, a nonprofit that has been helping people in need on the Sea Islands and downtown Charleston […]
CHARLESTON—In early February, Paige Witte thought the most important things in her life were all mapped out. She was enjoying her career as a pediatric nurse at the Medical University of South Carolina and looking […]
CHARLESTON—On a recent visit to Catholic Charities, a volunteer pointed out their very bare shelves, with whole racks of shelving sitting empty. Beneath a sign proclaiming “Fruit” sat a solitary can of peaches that had […]
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