Saint Philip Benizi

Mass Times

Sunday11:00 AM, 1:30 PM
Tuesday9:00 AM
Wednesday9:00 AM
Friday9:00 AM
Saturday5:30 PM

Confession Times

Saturday5:00 PM

Parish details

1404 Old Highway 52 South, Moncks Corner, South Carolina, 29461
+18437613777www.spbcc.org
Charleston

About Saint Philip Benizi · Moncks Corner, South Carolina

St. Philip Benizi Catholic Church in Moncks Corner, South Carolina, is a vibrant parish serving the Catholic community in Berkeley County, with a rich history dating back to 1922 with its mission chapel, Our Lady of Peace in Bonneau. The parish itself was formally established in 1976 and has grown through generations of faithful families. It offers Masses in both English and Spanish, active ministries including Hispanic outreach, religious education, and sacramental programs, and is led by current pastor Father Norbert Mendonca. The parish also maintains a mission chapel, Our Lady of Peace, and collaborates with local Catholic organizations and diocesan initiatives.

Established
1976
Patron
Saint Philip Benizi
Rector
Father Norbert Mendonca
Diocese
Diocese of Charleston

Why belong here

Join a parish that offers strong community support through ministries like Hispanic outreach, religious education, and prayer groups. Active parishioners participate in weekly Masses, Adoration, and service projects, including the Respect Life Month initiative. The parish welcomes all ages and backgrounds, offering sacraments, faith formation, and a warm, inclusive environment rooted in Catholic tradition.

Mass times at Saint Philip Benizi

Weekly Mass schedule

Sunday11:00 am1:30 pm (Spanish)
Monday9:00 am
Tuesday9:00 am
Wednesday9:00 am7:00 pm (Spanish)
Thursday9:00 am
Friday9:00 am
Saturday5:30 pm

Confession times

  • 4:30 pm - 5:20 pm Saturday
  • 10:20 am - 10:50 am Sunday
  • 8:00 am Sunday (Our Lady of Peace Mission)

Adoration times

  • 8:00 am Weekday Morning (Tue/Wed/Fri)
  • 6:00 pm Wednesday & Friday
  • 4:25 pm Saturday
  • 10:00 am Sunday
  • 12:25 pm Sunday
  • 7:35 am Sunday (Our Lady of Peace Mission)
  • 8:00 am Thursday (Our Lady of Peace Mission)

About Us

St. Philip Benizi Catholic Church and Our Lady of Peace Mission serve the Catholic community in Berkeley County, South Carolina. The parish was established in 1976 and has grown through generations of faithful families. The mission chapel, Our Lady of Peace, was founded in 1922 and remains an important part of the parish’s history.

History

The Catholic Church in Berkeley County began in 1922 with the founding of Our Lady of Peace Mission in Bonneau. St. Philip Benizi was established in 1976 as a second mission, later becoming a parish. The parish has grown through multiple generations of families and has maintained strong community ties, including Hispanic ministries and religious education.

Ministries

The parish offers a wide range of ministries including Hispanic outreach, religious education, OCIA/Baptism, marriage and quinceanera formation, Ladie's Guild, K of C, and prayer groups. These ministries are led by dedicated parish staff and volunteers.

  • Hispanic Ministry
  • Religious Education
  • OCIA/Baptism
  • Marriage & Quinceanera Formation
  • Ladie's Guild
  • K of C
  • Prayer Requests
  • Faith Formation

Sacraments

The parish offers all seven sacraments: Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Holy Orders, and Matrimony. Sacramental preparation and formation are available for all ages.

  • Baptism
  • Marriage
  • Confirmation
  • Eucharist
  • Reconciliation
  • Anointing of the Sick
  • Holy Orders

Pastors & rectors through the years

  1. Rev. Ernest E. Kennedy1965 – 1972, 1991 - 1991
  2. Rev. Henry J. Burke1972 – 1973
  3. Rev. Michael Kaney1973 – 1975
  4. Rev. James J. Beagan1975 – 1976
  5. Rev. Patrick Shelton & David Draim1976 – 1981
  6. Rev. Michael R. DeAntonio1981 – 1986
  7. Rev. Msgr. Thomas M. Jellico1986 – 1987
  8. Rev. Peter K. Berberich1987 – 1991
  9. Rev. James Parker1991 - 1991
  10. Rev. Charles J. Day1991 - 1992
  11. Rev. Anthony E. Pura1992 - 1994
  12. Rev. Thomas X. Hoffman1994 - 1996
  13. Rev. Michael Davino1996 - 2000
  14. Rev. Hayden J. Vaverek2000 - 2004
  15. Rev. Bernardino S. Yebra2004 - 2008
  16. Rev. Edgardo O. Enverga, CRM2008 - 2012
  17. Rev. Melvin Avilla, CRM2012 - 2015
  18. Rev. Marreddy Allam2015 - 2025
  19. Rev. Norbert Mendonca2025 - Present

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