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.

Every Mass, we witness the most incredible miracle: the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.

St. Clare of Assisi Church is finally getting a home to serve its parishioners.

Photos By Doug Deas

Promoting the dignity of work by giving opportunities to those with cognitive impairments.

When family can't be there, volunteers step in to give NICU babies the extra cuddles they need to recover and thrive.

The parish has survived many disasters over its long history, but the artwork inside needed some TLC.

Father Rhett Williams visits the Holy Land with seniors and graduate students to explore their vocations.

Michael Ghattas is one of the men in formation to be a priest in South Carolina.

Nick Shiver and Patrick Judd called the seminary a launching pad into life.

Steve Cunningham takes to heart Christ’s command to go forth and make disciples of all nations.

Bishop Fabre calls this garden the Catholic Annual Appeal of South Carolina, and he needs all parishioners pitching in to ensure that it thrives. 

Being a foster parent requires being open to the unexpected and being the village a child needs in their darkest hour

Last fall, our family acquired a dog.

The story of these saints takes us back to the ninth century and the Byzantine empire, which was concerned for the spread of the Gospel.

It is the people of God who act as the hands and feet of Christ daily.

Natalie became interested in her genealogy and began researching on ancestry.com.

A Washington, D.C. attorney led lobbying and prayer on Capitol Hill, in defense of the unborn.

Ralph Conte was asked about his secret to a long life, but his heart is in his life’s passion — photography.

It was 120 years ago this October that Council 704 began on the Charleston peninsula.

A $6,700 grant from Food Lion allowed Our Lady of the Valley to make improvements.

Jake Nadeau is studying in the Basselin Scholars Program.

There is a period of time in life where many young people are not quite ready to enter the “real” world.