Credit: TeamRCIA The eight Sundays of Easter have the same overall structure in all three Liturgical cycles. The first four Sunday readings are mystagogical (instructive) in character, asking the whole community to reflect upon the meaning of the resurrection and the gift of the Spirit in our lives. The second four turn our attention to the implications of our rebirth and sealing in the Spirit for our daily lives. What does it mean to be church? What gifts do each of us have

Dear parishioners of Saint Peter's, Today I traveled to Charleston to concelebrate the Chrism Mass with the Bishop and only seven other priests. This is the Mass in which the Bishop blesses the oils we use in our sacramental ministries and during which the priests of the Diocese renew the promises made at their ordination. Not to have been surrounded by my brothers on such an auspicious day was strange, indeed. Yet, it marks the reality the Church, like everyone, is adjusting

Saint Peter's has a long tradition of celebrating Holy Week and the Sacred Triduum with dignity and grace. Under these difficult circumstances, our commitment to you is to continue this liturgical tradition as best we can, and we encourage your participation. While we are somewhat limited in our celebrations without a live congregation and have restrictions in place set by the Holy See and the Diocese of Charleston, the fact remains that these are the central days of the enti