Year: 2001

By JORDAN MCMORROUGH CHARLESTON — The rituals and values that mothers pass on as storytellers to the next generation were reflected upon at a Ministry of Mothers Sharing (M.O.M.S.) retreat at the Cathedral center last […]

By NANCY SCHWERIN HILTON HEAD ISLAND — Every parish strives to serve the Lord through community involvement — to spread its time, talent and treasure to its neighbors. St. Francis by the Sea has found […]

By JORDAN MCMORROUGH GREENVILLE  “Stewardship of God’s Creation  Women Sharing Time, Talent and Treasure” was the theme of the 71st convention of the South Carolina Council of Catholic Women (SCCCW), which brought 215 […]

By KATHY SCHMUGGE LEXINGTON — Al Barbarino, an international singer and Catholic evangelizer, is no stranger to Corpus Christi Church. Three years ago Barbarino traveled from his diocese on Long Island to perform at the […]

For a man to comment on the dignity of women and their role in the church may appear presumptuous, patriarchal, and paternalistic. That is the reason I did not venture a commentary until after columns […]

  By KATHY SCHMUGGE COLUMBIA — Even with 20-year-old kitchen equipment, the hands of a loving cook cannot be tied; he or she can always create something good to eat. Such is the case with […]

  By SHEILA OJENDYK GREER — Grace Metros tells callers up-front that divorce ministry is not a singles group. The divorce recovery ministry at Prince of Peace is a 10-week educational seminar to help people […]

  By JORDAN MCMORROUGH LEXINGTON — For the day of reflection for priests and deacons of the diocese held last Friday at Corpus Christi Church, Bishop Robert J. Baker invited the man he called “the […]

By AIDA HERNANDEZ CHARLESTON  The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist served as host to a regional meeting of the Southeast Pastoral Institute (SEPI) on March 10, drawing 75 participants from North Carolina and […]

By NANCY SCHWERIN CHAPIN — I was running down a long, dark hallway with an ominous red light at the end. I was trying to run away, but was being pulled back by the light. […]