A unique model of a faith-based high school education for those who are underserved is in the works for the North Charleston area.

Nearly 400 senior graduated from Catholic schools across South Carolina this year.

Part I: World Day for Grandparent and Elderly

The blessing of independence is well worth celebrating! In my own ...

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We are on the verge of our very first diocesan Eucharistic Congress on April 6.

As this season of Easter begins, it is a bold prayer to ask who, or where, God is inviting us to bring the light of Christ.

Lent can sometimes become a quest to achieve a personal best and reminds me that such a quest is not the point.

There were a large number of immigrants from Poland, Germany and ot...

Listen to your inner child this Advent.

Many who crave an intimate encounter with the Almighty are sensing God’s grace during the soothing calm of silent retreats.

The National Black Catholic Congress (NBCC) convened its 13th gathering this July in Maryland.

Now Chris, Angie and their sons — CJ, Jonathan and Job — are shinin...

It takes a family to build the “kingdom of Christ,” and Regnum Christi is calling the faithful to do just that.

While preparing to head back to school, it is essential for students to remember the importance of having a life centered on God.

"If you are struggling with the social side of school, building your own particular strengths and skills and reach out to other strugglers."

“He is not asking us to question it or to scientifically prove it. He is simply asking us to believe him and what he says."

Finding real food in the Eucharist.

Legatus provides a sense of camaraderie, friendship and a nourishment of faith among its members.

It’s typically parents who take on the role of meal and snack plann...

Predatory lenders can be a big problem even in a strong economy.

She says: It’s not like we have a ton of other friends.

I love all breakfast foods and quiche is among my favorite.

The season of Lent is the perfect time to check our balance and our priorities as Catholic families.

Why is it hard at times to hear God’s voice?