Divine Redeemer Catholic Church

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Charleston, South Carolina

Divine Redeemer Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish in the Diocese of Charleston located in Hanahan, South Carolina, near Charleston. The church is committed to spreading the Gospel and nurturing faith through welcoming worship, dedicated ministries, and a thriving parish school. It serves the Hanahan community and surrounding areas with love and devotion. The parish offers multiple weekly masses in both English and Spanish, confession services, adoration, and various ministries. The church invites the community to join in worship and faith fellowship to deepen their spiritual journey and connect with the parish family.

Address

1106 Fort Dr, Hanahan, SC 29410

Denomination

Catholic

Phone

843-553-0340

Email

office@divineredeemerchurch.org

Services

Ministries

Confession

Thu6:30 PM

Languages

English, Spanish

Last updated August 2026

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1,000-5,000

estimated members

This is likely one of 5 Catholic congregations in Berkeley County, SC. Catholic accounts for 30% of the county's 263 congregations.

This estimate comes from ARDA 2020 data for churches of this size and denomination in the county.

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