The women who journeyed to Belonging in Greenville last February found an oasis of faith and fellowship, with the Holy Spirit.

Sister Meggie Flores has realized that sometimes when God wants to speak to us, he reveals himself through signs.

Lori Wiegel leaves behind a legacy of service, showing a steadfast commitment to a school that has weathered many storms.

Father Rafael Padron from Jesus Our Risen Savior Church in Spartanb...

Catholic education means so much more than just being a job for principal Ann Feltner — it is deeply personal.

James Kirylo has never been shy about how his Catholic faith influences his work as a professor.

It’s amazing what a prayer garden can do.

Transfiguration Church was founded here 25 years ago and is still growing.

The SCCL continues the fight for life in South Carolina.

Because "Hunger never takes a holiday."

Love and kindness go farther than anyone thinks it can.

It's a community effort to fulfill Christ's command to embrace the Corporal Works of Mercy in South Carolina.

Jersey required. Running optional.

Lowcountry Outreach has been created to enhance the reach of nonprofit organizations that are already serving people in need.

Some disciples of Christ are coming to the heart of Greenville to set up shop and evangelize.

Sisters will meet in November for the annual Collaboration for Ministry Initiative that will focus on social justice.

St. Anne and St. Jude parishes become one.

The young people were there to pray and worship — and to serve. Whe...

Homelessness is an epidemic that Family Promise is working towards ending in Aiken.

We asked Father Williams about his teaching and pastoral work with college and high school students in our state.

The College of Charleston’s Catholic Student Association has grown into "something great."

“Ten years and somewhere between 17,000 and 20,000 hours of helping” people who are hurting.

This family might not be Catholic, but generations have worked within the Church serving people in need.

Pamela Evette is the highest ranking Catholic in state government, and she shared what it means to maintain her Catholic identity while navigating life as a public servant.

Three men were ordained this summer: two of them from the same church! Dominican Father Vincent Bernhard and Deacons Peter O’Steen and Eric Roman are the newest ordinands.