"...the dignity of human fatherhood — on the responsibility of man, husband and father, as well as on his work — the family rests.”

Dan Fitzgerald heard a calling he couldn’t ignore.

“An organ donation can be a sacrificial gift that can restore health to another person."

Though love requires sacrifice, no human being can live happily without loving and being loved.

Like her patron the farmer, Sister Isidore lived close to the world of nature and close to God in a continuum of respect and love.

“Christ in the Eucharist wasn’t waiting for me to be perfect. He was just waiting for me.”

Catholic education is outstanding in many ways — scholarly, disciplined, providing a spiritual foundation, not to mention giving generations of kids many great memories.

The permanent diaconate throughout South Carolina is strong thanks to good leadership.

"We’ve grown a lot over the years, but what we want students to experience has not changed.”

“I see these people in the worst possible times in their lives. I listen to them.”

The modern history of the Catholic Church in Berkeley County began with an act of generosity.

11 men are joining the diaconate of the Diocese of Charleston on Feb. 7.

Greenville priest commissioned to compose Christmas hymns.

“Serving those who serve.”

India Calling “is a vibrant celebration of Indian culture through authentic cuisine and captivating performances."

In July, seven Catholic Scouts met at Knox Scout Reservation on the South Carolina-Georgia border to begin the 2025 Bishop England Trek.

And, it might be said, in all the short-staffed Catholic parishes a...

St. Ann Church in Santee represents nearly a century of faith, growth and community.

More than 3,000 people participated in a Eucharistic procession that made its way through the cathedral plaza.

Second graders had the opportunity to experience the truth of what they had learned in the classroom.

The Matthew 25 Project has become a worldwide initiative to actively engage with people most at risk.

John England had a life before coming to South Carolina, concealed in the mystery of Ireland, the ancestral homeland of so many of his new American flock.

100 years ago, a group of women at St. Mary Church in Greenville formed what would become the St. Mary’s Council of Catholic Women.

This year, we commemorate the 190th anniversary of defending the property of the Catholic Church against a pro-slavery mob.

After nearly four decades shaping young minds, three women are closing the final chapters of their careers in Catholic education.