Month: June 1998

By RANDLE CHRISTIAN Paper, cans and even glassReally make some nasty trashIf you sort them every dayYou have found a better wayTo recycle, recycle, recycle That’s the message St. Joseph’s rapping, bopping second-graders, under the […]

By DEIRDRE C. MAYS CHARLESTON — Three years of Tuesday classes, intense study and lengthy paper-writing has come to an end for six local students who completed the Loyola Institute of Ministries Extension (LIMEX) program […]

By PAUL A. BARRA CHARLESTON — If you ever made the mistake of asking Bridgit L. Hinson about Ireland, you’d hear a lot more than the usual blarney about St. Patrick and leprechauns. You might […]

By PAUL A. BARRA COLUMBIA — “The Second Vatican Council is a wonderful topic, but it’s amazing what we don’t know about it. Most Catholics’ perception of the council is limited to what they have […]

By MARY HOOD HART It has taken the most recent school rampage in Oregon to awaken the public to the horror of what is happening to our youth. Several times recently I’ve heard people say: […]