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.

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.

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.

Bishop England sought to build a place for Catholics to live in harmony with the democratic experiment that was the fledgling American nation.

There is something about getting to know people in a setting where there is good food and congeniality.

“Dear Tom: Memories of yours and Sue’s anguish during Brian’s short...

To all who celebrate their ordinations at this time of the year: we rejoice.

An estimated 100 people gathered at the Trappist monastery for the ...

“Beauty ... is a reflection of God’s goodness and presence in the world. That’s something to celebrate.”

Dr. Tom Dorsel reflects on the servicemembers of his family who served in WWII.

Parenting's surprising moments are small insights into the tremendous depth that is God’s unconditional love for us.

Dec. 4, 2021, was supposed to be just another evening. But at 2:39 a.m., a knock at the door changed everything.

Our series on religious orders found in the Diocese of Charleston continues with those that represent the centuries-old and the very, very recent.

Father Tim Gahan’s approach to evangelization is simple: Be yourself, be comfortable in your own skin, live God’s will and pray.

“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."

Charisms are not just personal skills or talents, which can be used for selfish purposes.

What makes this particularly intriguing is that more than one-fifth...

Gowns of Grace allows Catholic parishes and communities to sponsor a pop-up shop for a weekend.

The Raad family saw God at every turn between cancer diagnosis and treatment to conceiving triplets.

From newcomers to servants, our deacons breathe life into the Church.