Month: February 2002

By MARY MARSHALL ROCK HILL — “The Simple Care for A Hopeful Heart” was the theme of the 22nd annual Cardinal Newman Lecture held at The Oratory Center for Spirituality last Saturday. The day’s presenter […]

By SHEILA OJENDYK TAYLORS — The Gospel of Mark describes the mustard seed as “… the smallest of all the seeds on the earth. But once it is sown, it springs up and becomes the […]

By EDWARD F. J. TUCKER I first joined the Knights in 1991 because the Catholic cadets of Council 6900 at The Citadel solicited my support as a faculty sponsor. As the son of a 33rd […]

  By PAUL A. BARRA COLUMBIA — Hundreds of black Catholics, and those who minister to them, crowded into classrooms at St. Martin de Porres School on Feb. 23 to formulate some action plans to […]

By BISHOP ROBERT BAKER The symbols we use in life tell us a lot about ourselves, what we value in life, on what we rely for hope and happiness. Today a symbol will be placed […]

Basic questions and answers: question two The Jan. 17 issue of The New Catholic Miscellany carried the introduction and part one of “Why does Jesus give himself to us as food and drink?” This month […]

From Evangelical Baptist to Catholic, apologist plants seed for Arrington By JOEY REISTROFFER GREENVILLE — “The priesthood seems beautiful to me.” One year ago, Jonathan Arrington would have considered those words blasphemous. Now he embraces […]

  By MARY MARSHALL ROCK HILL — In the midst of celebrating Black History Month, St. Mary Church in Rock Hill is proud of its rich and vibrant African-American heritage as well as its friendly […]

  Por AIDA HERNANDEZ MYRTLE BEACH — El pasado sábado 26 de febrero las parroquias del Deanato Pee Dee celebraron la Conferencia Coastal Catholic Conference II. Las conferencias coastal se organizan para dar oportunidad a […]

  “As we pray, we become aware of a presence that is not only ‘out there,’ but is all around us and deep inside us and knows us more than we know ourselves. This is […]