Lifting Hearts & Voices to God as Two Sumter Parishes Combine
St. Anne and St. Jude parishes become one.
The Catholic Miscellany
Inside This Issue | September 2023
Grandparents are Our Role Models of Faith
Grandparents, you have an instrumental job to pass on the faith to your grandkids, even if you don’t realize it.
Faith & Science: Our eternal searches for eternal truth
Physicists and people of faith approach this study from different a...
Marian Eucharistic Conference: Bring the children home
At last year's Marian Eucharistic Conference in Greenville, Bishop ...
Where Will I Find the Time?!
If God gives us an invitation, he’s already provided the time to answer it.
Family Promise battles homelessness in Aiken
Homelessness is an epidemic that Family Promise is working towards ending in Aiken.
Keeping our Sundays from Becoming Labor Days
There is a time for work and a time for rest, so let's not forget to keep (a) Sabbath day holy.
Choices, Contributions and Healing — and Thanks to God’s Doorman
This simple doorman acquired such a reputation for prayer and healing that thousands flocked to see him.
Christ Our King-Stella Maris named National Blue Ribbon School
“COKSM, in its efforts for continuous improvement, has a long tradi...
My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ – September 2023
We, like the Blessed Mother, are meant to offer our sufferings united with Jesus on the cross.
The Sorrowful Mother Knows the Longings of Our Hearts
In September, we celebrate the memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows.
South Carolina Women Religious Supported Through Annual Collaboration Initiative
Sisters will meet in November for the annual Collaboration for Ministry Initiative that will focus on social justice.
Pope prays Ulma family will inspire people to care for those in need
As the Mass for the beatification of the family was ending in Marko...
The Eucharist: A Moment of Truth
I am not a Christian because I think I’m good at it; I’m a Christian because it’s true.
A 100-Year-Old Sister’s Activism is a Call to Revisit Ours
Sister Susan adopted a special ministry of prayer for those on death row, once praying for storms sufficient to knock out power and make the use of the electric chair impossible.