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Decree Establishing the Territorial Boundaries for Immaculate Conception Parish, Goose Creek, and Revising the Territorial Boundaries of St. Philip Benizi Parish, Moncks Corner, and St. John the Beloved Parish, Summerville

Prot. N. 2021003 Decree Establishing the Territorial Boundaries for Immaculate [...]

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Decree Erecting Our Lady of La Vang as Personal Parish

I, the undersigned Bishop of Charleston, South Carolina, exercising my ordinary power, herewith create and erect in accordance with the norms of canons 515 §2 and 518, the Personal Parish of Our Lady of La Vang, Greer, South Carolina, with all the rights, obligations, and privileges granted it by law. This personal parish has been created and erected for the Vietnamese Catholic Faithful domiciled in Greenville and Spartanburg Counties, South Carolina.

By |2021-06-17T16:42:04-04:00June 17th, 2021|Comments Off on Decree Erecting Our Lady of La Vang as Personal Parish

Decree Directing Altar at Good Shepherd Church Edifice, Columbia, Be Taken Into Ecclesiastical Custody

Having issued a decree effective February 28, 2017, in accordance with canon 515, §2, amalgamating the Personal Parish of Good Shepherd, Columbia, South Carolina, with St. Peter Parish, Columbia, South Carolina; Having considered the present condition of the Good Shepherd Church edifice and the cost of repairing and maintaining said edifice for future divine worship; Having consulted the pastor of St. Peter Parish, which is the territorial parish to which the temporal goods of the Personal Parish of Good Shepherd were transferred, regarding the inability of St. Peter Parish to maintain Good Shepherd Church edifice in good and useable condition as to allow for divine worship;

By |2020-05-01T19:45:14-04:00March 2nd, 2018|Comments Off on Decree Directing Altar at Good Shepherd Church Edifice, Columbia, Be Taken Into Ecclesiastical Custody

Decree Amalgamating the Personal Parish of St. Cyprian, Georgetown, South Carolina, with St. Mary, Our Lady of Ransom Parish, Georgetown, South Carolina

Protocol No. 2018003 In 1949, the Personal Parish of St. Cyprian in Georgetown, South Carolina, was established to serve the spiritual welfare of the black Catholic Faithful of Georgetown County, South Carolina. Since its erection, the Faithful have heard the Word of God, worshiped, and received the Sacraments of the Church within this personal parish. Over the past decade, a marked decline has been noted in parishioner numbers as well as sacraments received. In an effort to ensure the vitality of parish life, with concern for the best stewardship of resources, and the right of the people of God to receive assistance from the Church, especially the Word of God, spiritual sustenance, and the sacraments, it is now deemed necessary to begin a new chapter for St. Cyprian’s presence in Georgetown while establishing revised provisions for the spiritual care of its parishioners.

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Decree Amalgamating the Personal Parish of Good Shepherd, Columbia, South Carolina, with St. Peter Parish, Columbia, South Carolina

I hereby decree an extinctive union (unio extinctiva) between the Personal Parish of Good Shepherd, Columbia, South Carolina, and the parish of St. Peter, Columbia, South Carolina, to form one territorial parish resulting in the subsumption of the present Personal Parish of Good Shepherd into St. Peter Parish.

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