Month: May 1999

By JOEY REISTROFFER GAFFNEY — Parishioners at Sacred Heart took their faith beyond the walls of the church and into the streets on Mother’s Day to honor the mother of the Lord. In the May […]

By TIM BULLARD MYRTLE BEACH — As tourists, residents and motorists pass by on U.S. 17 Business in Myrtle Beach, they will now see an Italian marble monument that will remind them of the holy […]

COLUMBIA — Sixth-grade students at St. Joseph School embarked on a tour of the past century with elders of the parish as their tour guides. An invitation was extended to adults in the church who […]

JAMES ISLAND — Confirmation candidates from the Nativity Parish School of Religion joined parents and sponsors for a day of recollection at Our Lady of Mercy Outreach Center on John’s Island. Claire Bergstrom opened the […]

By DEIRDRE C. MAYS CHARLESTON – The Tribunals in the province of Atlanta received a special honor in the form of a visit from a member of the Apostolic Tribunal of the Roman Rota, May […]

By FATHER DOUGLAS CLARK, S.T.L. I am the way, and the truth and the life,’ says the Lord. We have, as a nation, lost our way, or rather, because we have lost our goal, we […]

GREENVILLE — Over 300 Knights and their families from throughout the Palmetto state met at the Greenville Hilton May 1-2 for the 78th annual convention of the South Carolina State Council. Seventy-six delegates from 53 […]

By DOROTHY GRILLO Oh no, thank you, sister, I already got one of your blankets. Someone else may need it.” It’s 25 degrees in Greenville when the homeless man, his face earnest, explains that he […]

By MARY HOOD HART In light of the carnage at Columbine High School, I have to ask myself this question: Would my response to the horror be the same if the killings occurred in an […]