Year: 2001

  By JORDAN MCMORROUGH CHARLESTON — The most significant archaeological discovery relating to the Bible was explored at a recent Sunday morning program sponsored by the Notre Dame Club of Charleston and the Jewish Studies […]

  By JORDAN MCMORROUGH CHARLESTON — Parish advisers on ecumenical and interreligious affairs are vital to the tasks of promoting Christian unity and fostering interreligious dialogue both at the level of the universal church and […]

By PAUL A. BARRA COLUMBIA – Anticipating next year’s 40th anniversary of the start of the Second Vatican Council, the Diocese of Charleston scheduled a Council expert for its annual Catechist Day on Nov. 11. […]

  By NANCY SCHWERIN CHARLESTON — This fall’s fifth annual conference for Catholic school principals focused on the principal as a spiritual and academic mentor. The meeting was sponsored by the Department of Elementary Schools […]

  By JORDAN MCMORROUGH CHARLESTON — Aside from Mother Teresa and art critic Sister Wendy, she’s probably the most recognizable woman religious in the country. And she was here in the Palmetto State Nov. 9 […]

  By SHEILA OJENDYK GREER — Bishop Robert J. Baker joined his friend, Msgr. Ronald Beshara, in a Maronite Pontifical Liturgy at Blessed Trinity Church Nov. 4. The two priests first met in Rome 30 […]

  By JORDAN MCMORROUGH CHARLESTON — Future planning for diocesan participation in next year’s National Black Catholic Congress (NBCC) in Chicago was the focal point of an Office of Black Catholics Leadership Advisory Board meeting […]

  By JIM MCLAUGHLIN This is the third in a series of articles about the history and people of the church in and around Williamsburg County, a microcosm of the work done by religious and […]

By JORDAN MCMORROUGH COLUMBIA — Making the connection between stewardship and evangelization was the focus of “Formed as Apostles, Sent as Disciples,” a diocesan conference held at Rosewood’s in the capital city Nov. 8 that […]

  By KATHY SCHMUGGE LEXINGTON — In less than two years, the Diocese of Charleston has seen a 50 percent increase in their number of seminarians. This positive trend in vocations is being seen in […]