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Do you wish your child/children  could attend St. Anthony Catholic School but just can’t afford it?  Well now you can thanks to Govenor  Henry McMaster’s newly developed SAFE GRANT PROGRAM What are SAFE Grants? SAFE Grants is a program, developed … Continue reading →

    Religious Education Registration 2020 2021 Classes will be held Wednesday Evenings from 5:45 – 7 pm. All children must be registered prior to the first class, Wednesday, September 9,2020 THERE WILL BE NO REGISTRATION DURING CLASSES. REGISTISTRATION CLOSES AUGUST … Continue reading →

  https://www.facebook.com/bill.gilmer.520/videos/284826312644108/ Click on the link above to watch the livestream mass of First Holy Communion You can also find it on our home page with other livestream masses    

Registration for 2020/21 will be July 1st – 21st watch for upcoming information and registration forms. Volunteers are needed, Please prayerfully consider how you can use your talents to assist this parish apostolate. Are you an organizer, a teacher, Let … Continue reading →

 Please click on the link below to watch the 8th grade graduation https://www.facebook.com/leslie.aberli/videos/10159780567711124/

http://www.saintanthonycatholic.com/admissions/admissionsprocess.cfm http://www.saintanthonycatholic.com/admissions/tuitionschedule.cfm Please click on the links above for tuition rates and admission forms.

  Effective June 15, parishes may increase their allowable capacity to 50%. This increased capacity must comply with all guidance that was provided by the diocese on May 1, and continue the requisite social distancing to ensure the safety of all those present, … Continue reading →

     My Confessions will, until further notice, be behind the screen in confessional.    Fr. Morey June 1, 2020 My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, As we continue the gradual resumption of the sacraments, we must do so … Continue reading →

Graffiti is shown on a utility box at the corner of Orange Grove Road and Sam Rittenburg Boulevard in Charleston May 31. Riots in Charleston and Columbia took place May 30 protesting the recent death of George Floyd, a man … Continue reading →

  On Tuesday, June 9, South Carolinians will enter polling stations for primary elections across the state. We will vote for those who may hold political office in our state and Washington, D.C., for the next two years or longer. … Continue reading →