Welcome To Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School

An Extraordinary Parish for Ordinary People

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Sunday

on Saturday

5p Anticipated English

on Sunday

8a Low English

10a Solemn English

12p Latin

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Weekdays

7a English & 12p Latin Monday-Friday

8a Latin Saturday

*check bulletin for schedule changes

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Confession*

Wednesdays 5-6p Saturdays 3.30-4.30p

by appointment (email)

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Accolades

Faith first, excellence follows. Prince of Peace is a four-time Best Place of Worship in the Upstate, home to a 2025 & 2014 National Blue Ribbon School and Catholic Education Honor Roll School (2020–2025)—where saints and scholars grow in truth and grace.

Our Parish School (K3-8th)

Prince of Peace Catholic School forms saints and scholars in a joyful, faith-filled environment for students in K3–8th grade. A 2014 and 2025 National Blue Ribbon School, and the 2024 Best Private School and Best Preschool in the Upstate, we are proud to be recognized for excellence in Catholic identity, academic achievement, and community culture.

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About Prince of Peace

The mission of Prince of Peace is to share the fullness of the Gospel to all we encounter in our lives by equipping disciples to create and strengthen a personal relationship with Christ. By the grace of God, we are called to strive for personal holiness, participate fully in the vibrant life of the Church’s Tradition and transform the world.

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Parishioner Life at Prince of Peace

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Blogs and Recent Information

Bishop Guglielmone visits POPCS

Bishop Robert Guglielmone of the Diocese of Charleston visited Prince of Peace Catholic School today! Check out the photos from today's School Mass. [wds id="12"]

Fr Smith’s Second Sunday of Advent Sermon

Fr Richard Tomlinson’s EF Second Sunday of Advent Sermon

Fr Richard Tomlinson’s Second Sunday of Advent Sermon

Pray the Angelus this Advent!

In the narthex you will find holy cards with the prayer of the Angelus and the Regina Coeli. It is customary for Catholics at morning, noon and night to commemorate the Incarnation of the Son of God with the Angelus during the year and the Regina Coeli during Paschaltide. We encourage you to take some of these cards home to commit to memory, or to put in a prayerbook. You can even download an app on the phone called Angelus with bells to remind you to pray this important prayer. This is our communal Advent project this year!