That moment of odd juxtaposition reminded me that, for many, the ti...

Receiving the Eucharist with the right disposition of gratitude involves embracing and living a sacramental lifestyle.

How can we cultivate gratitude in our hearts in a season when we’re bombarded by advertising designed to leave us feeling discontent?

We have to empty ourselves of deadly elements – waste and toxins fed to us by our culture, society and the media — to sustain our souls.

The Diocese of Charleston is hosting its first Eucharistic Congress April 6, 2024!

We cannot become holy on our own. As Christians, we cannot be a solo act.

The point of having a synod is to examine the ways that we are and are not walking together.

The radical difference between St. Luke and the other three evangel...

"Mary is a real person: personable, warm, dependable, faithful and always right. We can, and she desires that we have, a relationship with her."

It is important to acknowledge some of the blessings that the discoveries of the nuclear age have brought.

Alison sees the fruit of her perseverance as her students grow into faithful adults.

Mission work defines a priest. Msgr. Edward Lofton believes that because he has lived it.

In September, we celebrate the memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows.

Physicists and people of faith approach this study from different a...

At last year's Marian Eucharistic Conference in Greenville, Bishop ...

I am not a Christian because I think I’m good at it; I’m a Christian because it’s true.

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.

Grandparents, you have an instrumental job to pass on the faith to your grandkids, even if you don’t realize it.

If God gives us an invitation, he’s already provided the time to answer it.

There is a time for work and a time for rest, so let's not forget to keep (a) Sabbath day holy.

This simple doorman acquired such a reputation for prayer and healing that thousands flocked to see him.

The martyrdom of St. John the Baptist is an inspiration to proclaim the truth despite the consequences.

This month we celebrate the beheading of St. John the Baptist.

“I’m a hobo for heaven."

We must never forget that the beautiful communicates the divine.