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Carolina Catholic Professionals is a membership organization associated with Lucis Via Charities, Inc., a Charleston-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
We serve to share the Good News of the Gospel through word and works by defending the Magisterium of the Catholic Church, providing a spiritual refuge for Catholic Laity and Christian believers, encouraging a rigorous intellectual and Godly examination of ideas, and providing Christ-informed service and charity to the community.
Our motto is Humanitas Christi: Christ’s People. We are joined in communion through our shared Catholic Christian faith and our calling to bear witness to the Gospel in the way we live our lives. We are Christ’s people encountering the world.
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The Saint John Cemetery Memorial Project Thanks be to God, the grace of the Holy Spirit, and support from many wonderful souls, the initial phase of landscaping work has begun at Saint John Cemetery. The next phase will include the installation of an irrigation system and additional plant materials. The final phase will consist of completing the walkway, building the memorial foundation stand, and installing the central cross, the carving of which is currently underway. Should we have sufficient remaining funds available, we will install benches. God willing, we hope to be finished in time for All Souls Day. Thank you for your interest, support, and prayers. Names of people buried in St. John Cemetery, Taken from the Death Registry of St. Peter Church We ask you to join us in support of this effort. Please contact Frank Dirks email: carolinacatholics@gmail.com phone: 843-670-1350
| It is time for each of us to support Catholic Radio in South Carolina If you are a believer in Christ you know that the world is in desperate need of the His Holy Word. Today, there is no greater media source for Christian evangelization than Catholic Radio, which presents the Gospel and offers apologetics 24/7 over the airwaves. Carolina Catholic Professionals is helping to build the capacity of Catholic Radio in South Carolina.
The Lowcountry is blessed to have three Catholic Radio stations, 730 AM, 106.7 FM, and a new station WBEI 102.9 FM licensed to Bishop England High School. While the two FM stations are low-power, 730 AM is the 5,000-watt broadcasting anchor for Catholic Radio in the Lowcountry. Unfortunately, with a transmitter tower located at the edge of the marsh by the Stono River off Wappoo Road, 730 AM has taken a beating from recent storms and hurricanes. South Carolina Catholic Radio has been forced make emergency repairs and rely a lower-power, back-up transmitter offering only 1,000 watts of power. Work must be done to replace the primary transmitter and conduct overall permanent repairs to improve the durability of the site. South Carolina Catholic Radio estimates the price-tag for this work to be $50,000. One way you can support Catholic Radio is with a gift of stock. A few shares of highly appreciated stock can make an enormous difference in helping improve the quality and reach of Catholic Radio in the Lowcountry. PLEASE, help bring Catholic Radio feed souls hungering for the truth, beauty, and love of Jesus Christ. Give now! Ask our Lord to guide you. Help us bring His Holy Word to souls in need. |
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“Most people don’t understand God’s kind of
love. For many, many people, the heart
symbol declares that ‘whatever makes me feel good… Whatever or whoever gives me
pleasure, I love’… It’s all about ME… We are in danger of falling in love only
for ourselves, excluding God and others.”
An excerpt from the book “A Heart on Fire” by Father James Kubicki, S.J.
National Director of the Apostleship of Prayer.
Carolina Catholic Professionals purchased a limited number of copies to
be available free at the Daughters of Saint Paul Book and Media Center 243 King
Street in Charleston for anyone wishing to pick up one and learn more about the
devotion.To survive in today's secularized world, Catholics must be courageous in professing their faith. They must be courageous in living their faith. Today's world, surely our American world, needs courageous Catholics. - Fr. John A. Hardon
Voices from the Community Melissa Levesque - Vice President of Development and Stewardship, Coastal Community Foundation
Voices from the Community Clayton Burrous will share what he has learned form his extensive travel, work, and worship experiences in China: "Where China and the Catholic Faith Meet"
Voices from the Community John Carroll, Consultant, Strategist, and Executive Coach 
Voices from the Community Sister Gioan Linh Nguyen, Daughters of Saint Paul
| Voices from the Community A Lowcountry’s Religious Roots Getting Renewed Attention A vacant lot at the corner of Coming and Shepard Streets was nearly forgotten until Frank Dirks became curious. It has been determined that roughly 150 or more enslaved people are buried at St. John Cemetery. FOX 24 News Anchor Bill Burr conducted an exclusive interview with members of Carolina Catholic Professionals regarding this hidden history.
If you’d like to learn more about the memorial project and how to donate, go to https://carolinacatholicprofessionals.com
Voices from the Community Joan Mack, Retired television and radio broadcaster (Channels 5, 2 and SC Public Radio) & Catholic Leader.
Voices from the community Dan Doyle Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the Beach Company, discusses three projects that seek to build community and improve the quality of life for residents.
Voices from the Community Ben Sands, founder of Sands Leadership will discuss; Breakthrough Catholic Leadership: A 5-Step Game Plan To Succeed At Work Without Compromising Your Faith In this engaging, interactive talk with executive coach Ben Sands, you will learn:
| For as many of you as were baptized into Christ have put on Christ.There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus. Galatians 3:27-28 If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other. Saint Teresa of Calcutta We humbly ask you to join us We are a network of Catholics and Christians across the greater Charleston community. We support our Church We support each other We bear witness to the Gospel in the way we live our lives. We stand together in quiet defiance to a culture that increasingly aspires to live without God. We are comfortably, confidently Catholic
Fun Nun Bowl VIIIwas a great success with fun, food, fellowship, and money raised for wonderful Catholic causes. Teams filled twenty-one lanes for an afternoon of strikes, spares, and good cheer. Congratulate the Winning Team!
The Fun Nun Bowl will remain a fixture on the fourth Sunday of June, next falling on June 26, 2022.
Mark your calendar.
Voices from the Community Recently, Doris Hazel, a retired teacher and life-long Charlestonian shared her story of faith and family as an African-American Catholic growing up in the Jim-Crow South. Ms. Hazel has been a leader in the effort to bring attention and a proper memorial to the Saint John Cemetery. |
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Peter Bleyer, MD, South Carolina Catholic Medical Association Clayton Burrous, SunBelt Gifts and China Travels David Burt, Vice President/Architect, LS3P Stephen Carson, Owner, Level Footing Home Inspections John Carroll, Consultant, Strategist, Executive Coach Lisa Cottingham, Director, Roper Saint Francis Mission Noreen Cutshall, Site Director, Lowcountry Pregnancy Center Barbara Denton, Founder, Camp Rise Above Dan Doyle, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, the Beach Company Michael Duffy U.S. District Court Judge of the District for South Carolina, Retired Pamela Sue Evette, Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina Rear Admiral James Flatley, U.S. Navy, Retired Patrick Finneran, Principal, Bishop England High School Conor Gallagher, Author and Publisher of Saint Benedict Press and TAN Books Erin and Cody Groeber, Founders of Corpus Christi Academy Robert Hagood Chief Operating Officer, Southern Diversified Distributors, Inc. Colonel Myron Charles Harrington, Jr., United States Marine Corps, Retired Paul Hienauer, Founder, Glasspro Danny Kassis, VP, Dominion (SCE&G) Suzanne Krebsbach, Catholic Historian Emma Kate Lively, Catholic Campus Missionary Melissa Levesque, Vice President of Development & Stewardship, Coastal Community Foundation | Joan Mack, Retired Charleston Television and Radio Broadcaster, Community Leader Arthur McFarland, Judge, Municipal Court, Retired Fred McKay, Principal, Charleston Catholic School Tom McQueeney, Owner, Tom McQueeney-State Farm Sister Gioan Linh Nguyen, Daughters of Saint Paul Joseph Pearce, Author, Biographer of G. K. Chesterton and Alexander Solzhenitsyn Ericka Plater, Executive Director of Our Lady of Mercy Outreach Deacon Dan Powers, Catholic Charities Gloria Purvis, EWTN Radio Personality Deacon Paul Rosenblum, Pastoral Minister, Port Ministry Ben Sands, Founder, Sands Leadership, Catholic business consultant David Seay, Founder, Seay Development Jim Sheehy, Judge, District Court of the State of Michigan, Retired Tim Sinclair, Director of Business Development, Webster Rogers LLP Sister Pamela Smith, Charleston Diocese Historian Deacon Joseph Stocker, Holy Spirit Church Joseph Stringer, Author Michael Tracy, Charleston Diocese Seminarian James Tolley, MD, Assistant Professor, Medical University of South Carolina George Weigel, Author, Biographer of Saint John Paul II Steve Wood, Founder, Family Life Center International, Catholic Radio Host |
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