Author: Donna Craft

Coming soon . . . Adult Catechesis will begin on Sunday, September 20, at 9:00am in Guadalupe Hall. More details to follow. …

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will be held in the Lower Church on Friday, Feb. 6. It begins immediately following the 10:00am Daily Mass and continues until Saturday, Feb. 7, at 9:00am.  Adorers are needed for these extended hours. Please sign up HERE. For additional security, we ask adult men to sign up for the all night time slots. …

Sunday Catechesis for First Communion starts on Sunday, September 22. Please register HERE by September 1. Contact JohnMark Cayer if you have any questions at jcayer@charlestondiocese.org. …

SUNDAY, July 14, 9-10:30am in Guadalupe Hall Donate your students’ too small, but gently used uniforms, and swap or buy uniforms for next year! Drop off old uniforms on Sunday, June 30, from 9am-10:30am in Guadalupe Hall or in the school office by July 1. Only items that fall under current uniform policy for 2024-2025 will be accepted for the sale. Items WILL NOT be accepted the day of the sale. To receive credit for swap or volunteer hours, your family’s name and number of items must be clearly labeled in the bag. Contact Katie …

The parish and school offices will be closed July 1-5, for the week of the July 4th holiday. The daily Masses will be celebrated at their usual times, however, there will NOT be a Mass on Thursday, July 4. Confessions and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will also be held at their usual times. …

The Knights of Columbus will serve an Italian dinner in the OLR gym on Friday, May 3, at 6:00pm. Choice of meatball and spaghetti or chicken parmesan with salad and dessert. Beer and wine will be available. Going to OLR’s school play that night? Come eat with us – we’ll get you out in plenty of time. Adults – $10, children under 12 – $7, families – $45. Proceeds will benefit local special needs charities. Takeout available. …

Why Does Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church Have a Shrine of Divine Mercy? You are probably familiar with many kinds of shrines: home altars, historical shrines of antiquity, roadside shrines that pop up to memorialize the death of someone important, and pilgrimage shrines commemorating saints and sites of religious significance. What all these shrines have in common is that they are places of memory and veneration. Our Lady of the Rosary’s Shrine of Divine Mercy, located in the Lower Church, is, first and foremost, a shrine to Jesus, …