Year: 2002

Por KATHY SCHMUGGE COLUMBIA—Después de trabajar más de 15 años para el Instituto de Estudios Nacionales de la Universidad de Carolina del Sur, preparando peticiones de subvenciones, y administrando proyectos de fundación, Glenda Bunce estuvo […]

By DOROTHY GRILLO In these troubling and trying times for our church and our nation, we at Catholic Charities maintain a clear vision. Our sense of security was shattered on Sept. 11, yet our nation […]

By TIM BULLARD CONWAY— The National Evangelization Team (NET) recently visited nine parishes across South Carolina. They met with youth groups to share skits, fun and a religious message designed to engage teens to take […]

By JORDAN MCMORROUGH COLUMBIA — What started out as a discussion at a national convention eight months ago continued April 27 with 350 participants from the Archdiocese of Atlanta and the dioceses of Charleston, Savannah, […]

BY PAUL A. BARRA COLUMBIA — Prayer vigils on the eve of state executions in South Carolina have become regular occasions, but the one held at the St. Thomas More chapel on May 2 was […]

By NANCY SCHWERIN CHARLESTON—The Charleston Catholic School serves a diverse group of students from the Charleston area. Their tuition assistance program allows parents to have a choice about their children’s education. Patrons of the school […]

By TIM BULLARD GEORGETOWN — Two Pee Dee women are investing a lot of time and effort into researching the history of their parish, a project that is quickly proving to be of national significance, […]

  By PAUL A. BARRA LEXINGTON —Based on information divulged at the Midlands District Councils quarterly meeting on April 27, Americans ought to be holding up the Society of St. Vincent de Paul as the […]

  Bishops recommend ‘zero tolerance’ policy for priests with proven cases of sexual abuse with minors During a discussion April 29 the bishops of the Province of Atlanta recommended a policy of “zero-tolerance” regarding priests […]

By KATHY SCHMUGGE COLUMBIA—After working more than 15 years for the University of South Carolina’s Institute of International Studies, writing grants and managing funding projects, Glenda Bunce was ready for a change in her life. […]