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Brothers and Sisters, Last week I wrote about our worship being a “compendium of culture”. Over the next few weeks, I will share some thoughts on the different aspects of our worship. Architecture. The building in which we worship is important to our experience of worship. Not only that, it reflects our theology and understanding of God and our relationship to him. I remember reading about Native American culture. The writer observed that many of the Native Americans lived in round teepees placed in a circle, and that this was …

Saturday, May 13, 8am – 12pm Coffee and Donuts Please bring cleaning supplies and yardwork tools. …

Our next meeting will be on Wednesday, May 10, and the discussion will be “Being Catholic in a Non-Catholic Society”. Please contact JohnMark Cayer at jcayer@charlestondiocese.org. …

Join us for a cuppa tea and the Rosary. Our next Marian Tea Party will be Saturday, April 29th at 10:30 am. Guadalupe Hall at Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church. We are welcoming author and speaker, Kathleen Billings. She will be sharing with us how to “Be a Living Image of Your Loving Mother Mary.” Please RSVP HERE to reserve your spot for tea today! …

Brothers and Sisters, In the wake of the Second Vatican Council the Holy Spirit inspired the formation of various new communities for evangelization, renewal and catechesis. One of these groups is called the Neocatechumenal Way. The Neocatechumenal Way, also known as the Neocatechumenate, is a program of Christian formation for Catholics. It was initiated in Madrid, Spain in 1964 by Kiko Arguello and Carmen Hernandez. The program is inspired by the formation of Christians in the early church by which converts from paganism were prepared for baptism. it also provides …

Brothers and Sisters, During May my pastor’s letters will focus on different aspects of the liturgy, hoping that by understanding in more depth we will deepen our love for the Lord in our regular worship. This week a summary of a recent article I wrote about traditional worship being a “compendium of culture.” The new Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Greenville draws together a wealth of Catholic art and architecture, and when we celebrate high Mass at 10:30 on Sunday mornings the building surges with a beautiful combination …