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Confession is available on Saturdays 4:00-4:45 pm, First Friday 5:30-6:15 pm, and by appointment. If you would like to make an appointment for confession, please call the church office during regular office hours. 

Arrangements must be made at the church office at least six months prior to the wedding date.

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**Parish registration and regular, verifiable attendance (use of the offertory envelopes) for a minimum of 6 months is required prior to requesting.**

Normally in our diocese, children receive this Sacrament in or around 8th grade. In order to receive Confirmation, if students are not in our Catholic Schools system, they must attend two full years of religious instruction in our Faith Formation program. Adults who did not receive this Sacrament as a child and who would like to receive this most important gift of God, may enroll in our RCIA program.

Parents desiring the Sacrament of Confirmation for their children must be registered parishioners and following the guidelines of the Active Parishioner Policy.

For more information on the Holy Sacrament of Confirmation for your child, please contact our Directory of Religious Education, Christy Warren.

If you are an adult seeking this sacrament, please contact Deacon John Murphy our RCIA director.

Please advise the church office of anyone admitted to the hospital or who is home-bound and wishes to receive Holy Communion or Anointing of the Sick.

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In the case of a sacramental emergency, when death is imminent, please call the church office during regular business hours. If your emergency is after hours, please dial 843-572-1270 and press 1 leaving your name, contact number, the patient's name and location. Your call will be returned promptly.

Normally in our diocese, children receive this Sacrament after the age of reason, which is usually in or around 2nd grade. In order to receive First Holy Communion, if students are not in our Catholic Schools system, children must attend one full year of religious instruction in our Faith Formation program. Adults who did not receive this Sacrament as a child and who would like to receive both Holy Communion and Confirmation, may enroll in our RCIA program.

Parents desiring to have their child receive First Holy Communion must be registered parishioners and observing the guidelines of the Active Parishioner Policy.

For more information on the Most Holy Sacrament of the Eucharist for your child, please contact our Director of Religious Education, Christy Warren.