Month: May 2001

By KATHY SCHMUGGE LEESVILLE — “Who am I? Who is Jesus? What do I really believe? What does it mean to be a real authentic Catholic Christian?” These questions framed the junior high retreat sponsored […]

By PAUL A. BARRA IRMO — After I interviewed Steven G. Hudacko and Emily L. Toy, I accused Jerry White of setting me up. White is the director of Youth and Young Adult Ministry for […]

We join together as a diocese this month in celebrating the rich cultural and faith heritage brought to our Catholic community by our brothers and sisters who come from the countries of Asia. On the […]

CHARLESTON  On May 7, a Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated for Oliver Joseph Manigault, the first African-American parishioner to integrate St. Patrick Church in the 1950s. He served the parish for over six […]

By JORDAN MCMORROUGH GREENVILLE  “Lift High the Cross,” the millennium message of Pope John Paul II, was the theme for this year’s Knights of Columbus 80th Annual State Convention, held May 4-6 at the […]

By DENISE HARRIS HOPPENHAUER As I approach my first Mother’s Day as the new Mother of an energetic 4 year old, my thoughts are not on the joys of motherhood or the overwhelming sense of […]

  Por AIDA HERNANDEZ HARDEEVILLE — La Parroquia de San Antonio es una pequeña iglesia, con capacidad para 60 personas, y una misión gigantesca. La misa se celebra todos los sábados a las 7 p.m. […]

Por JORDAN MCMORROUGH NORTH CHARLESTON — En un Estado en el que la población hispana crece aceleradamente, el ministerio para la gente que habla español se ha convertido en una prioridad para el personal de […]

By SHEILA OJENDYK TAYLORS  Vietnamese Catholics from all over South Carolina gathered at Prince of Peace on May 6 to pay tribute to Our Lady of Lavang. Bishop Robert J. Baker joined Father Thomas […]

  By ANTHONY TUAN LE Bishop Robert J. Baker has declared 2001 a Year of Reconciliation and chosen May to celebrate the “Gifts of Our Brothers and Sisters of Asian Heritage” in the Diocese of […]