The heart of Jesus beats loudly today because a young Italian boy loved our Lord so much that he wanted to share that love with the world.

The patron of fidelity and souls in the spiritual desert.

During Mass, we’re reliving and participating in a miracle that has been repeated for millennia, one which encircles the globe daily.

The Eucharist is known by many names.

The tiny "wow" during a quiet, sacred moment in Mass reminds us how incredible the Eucharist truly is.

The National Eucharistic Revival is working towards evangelizing Catholics on the summit of our faith: the Real Presence in the Eucharist.

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People from across South Carolina gathered on Feb. 17-18 to celebrate the gifts that Black Catholics bring to the Church.

God is timeless, above and beyond all time and space, without beginning or end, alpha and omega.

Mary is a mother to all, no matter the country, season, or reason.

Mary is our link to Christ’s sacrifice through the Incarnation.

Doing missionary work is vital to the very nature and function of the Church.

South Carolina is home to a unique madonna enshrined in Kingstree

If you believe something is keeping you from seeing yourself accurately — as God sees you — talking to a counselor or therapist could help.

Holy Saturday offers us an invaluable lesson on grief and what it means to reach the other side.

According to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), the O...

The Catholic Community at Carolina Forest (CCCF) in Myrtle Beach is now officially Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati Territorial Parish.

In a world that does not automatically incorporate faith into daily life, we must carve out ways to include it for ourselves.

An old metaphor to help us understand our relationship to God beyond the restrictions of Lent.

The Eucharist calls us to serve the Lord and one another. Christ’s humility invites us to strive for humility ourselves.

Think you don’t have time to pray? Think again!

"So where is God, then?"

If you're struggling with maintaining a prayer life, take heart that this is your path to holiness right now

Benedetta died on March 21, 1858, but her example of courage and fidelity to God’s will live on.

Its roots are in the Ten Commandments, which are an example of divine law.