South Carolina Pro-Lifers Weigh Options After Court Blocks Heartbeat Bill
Justice Kaye Gorenflo Hearn called six weeks an unreasonable limit in her Jan. 5 opinion.
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South Carolina Teen Launches Non-Profit to Help the Homeless
Catholic school student aims to be a “Bright Light” in his community
Pearlie Harris, Acclaimed South Carolina Teacher and Volunteer, Awarded Benemerenti Medal
The Benemerenti Medal is awarded by the pope in recognition of exceptional service to the Catholic Church.
Lay Catholics Launch New ‘Veritas Catholic Information Center’ to Spread the Faith in South Carolina
Veritas Catholic Information Center Will Attract Catholics and People of All Faiths
Charleston Diocese Sues South Carolina for Barring Covid-Relief Funds from Private Schools
Several states’ Blaine Amendments have been struck down in recent years.
Judge Blocks South Carolina Heartbeat Abortion Ban, but Backers Look to Supreme Court
Gov. Henry McMaster had signed the bill Feb. 18, calling it “a major step forward in the pro-life movement here in South Carolina.”
Why this South Carolina Democrat Bucked his Party and Voted for the ‘Heartbeat’ Abortion Ban
Rep. Russell Ott was one of only two Democrats in the South Carolina House to vote for the Fetal Heartbeat and Protection from Abortion Act, which restricts abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected — as early as six weeks post-gestation.
For South Carolina Inmates, Catholic Prison Ministry Changes Lives
Father Williams attributed this year's success largely to the team assembled by Deacon Leininger, who has been involved with the prison for the last four and half years.
South Carolina Lawmakers Plan to Advance Pro-Life Bills
Trio would include forbidding abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected, establishing fetal personhood and ending dismemberment abortions.
Planned Parenthood Sues After S.C. Bans Medicaid Funds for Abortion Clinics
Gov. Henry McMaster’s July 2018 executive order said the state ‘should not contract with abortion clinics for family-planning services.’
