Bishop England's first Fourth of July
Bishop England sought to build a place for Catholics to live in harmony with the democratic experiment that was the fledgling American nation.
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Celebrating international friendship
There is something about getting to know people in a setting where there is good food and congeniality.
Revisiting the unthinkable
“Dear Tom: Memories of yours and Sue’s anguish during Brian’s short...
Celebrating ordinations and shepherds to come
To all who celebrate their ordinations at this time of the year: we rejoice.
Abbey’s meditation garden dedicated to honor enslaved people
An estimated 100 people gathered at the Trappist monastery for the ...
St. Mary's mural celebrates 80 years of faith, service and community activism
“Beauty ... is a reflection of God’s goodness and presence in the world. That’s something to celebrate.”
Connecting with Independence Day
Dr. Tom Dorsel reflects on the servicemembers of his family who served in WWII.
In the theater of unconditional love, my son's play outshined Hamilton
Parenting's surprising moments are small insights into the tremendous depth that is God’s unconditional love for us.
Surviving: A story of child loss, faith and healing
Dec. 4, 2021, was supposed to be just another evening. But at 2:39 a.m., a knock at the door changed everything.
Varied callings, varied histories
Our series on religious orders found in the Diocese of Charleston continues with those that represent the centuries-old and the very, very recent.
Via Fidelis: Father Gahan evangelizes through experience and more than one vocation
Father Tim Gahan’s approach to evangelization is simple: Be yourself, be comfortable in your own skin, live God’s will and pray.
St. John Paul II center opens in downtown Columbia
“I have often thought it is easier to collect money than it is to build a community, but I think we here at St. Peter’s, we have done both."
Learning from the saints how each of us is Called & Gifted
Charisms are not just personal skills or talents, which can be used for selfish purposes.
Catholic schools draw non-Catholics to the faith
What makes this particularly intriguing is that more than one-fifth...
Gowns of Grace supplies widely sought-after first Communion gowns
Gowns of Grace allows Catholic parishes and communities to sponsor a pop-up shop for a weekend.
The Raad family’s remarkable resilience comes from faith and perseverance — and maybe miracles
The Raad family saw God at every turn between cancer diagnosis and treatment to conceiving triplets.
Catholic Appeal of South Carolina
From newcomers to servants, our deacons breathe life into the Church.
As Ridgeland grows, so too does JPII Catholic school
John Paul II School in Ridgeland has added to its curriculum and is now one of the most sought-after schools in the area.
St. Joseph School earns Purple Star for supporting military families
“They have chosen our school to attend and we understand the significance of helping them to thrive."
USC Catholic Campus Ministry is growing a parish
St. Thomas More Church and Student Ministry offer a form of respite for students from the changes going on around them.
Class of 2025
Bishop Jacques Fabre-Jeune will ordain 20 men to the permanent diaconate on Feb. 1, 2025.
Latin Americans find hope carrying the Guadalupe torch
The Guadalupe Torch Race is a 73-day pilgrimage from Mexico City to New York City.
The Migliaccio Family: A heart that knows no bounds
“People always ask me why I did this. The truth is, I don’t know. God just led me this way.”
A place to call home: Renovating St. Patrick
St. Patrick Church will soon helm a new African American Heritage Center and celebrate Mass in an improved house of worship.
Educating the educators at catechist retreat day
Catechists brainstormed the best ways to bring the Lord’s little ones closer to him.