Month: February 2004

NORTH CHARLESTON — Weekend getaways, restaurant gift certificates, compact disc players and a week at basketball camp are just a few of the items that will be auctioned off on March 20 to benefit St. […]

CHARLESTON — Blessed Sacrament Church is doing its part to educate and recruit men and women interested in a life dedicated to God by periodically offering informative panel discussions. The first panel, comprised of several […]

Each human person, made in God’s image and called to his family, is given an ineffable dignity which calls for and merits respect. This dignity is neither given nor can it be taken away by […]

CHARLESTON — The weekend of March 15 will be milestone for Project Rachel with the launch of what is believed to be the nation’s first college campus training program at the College of Charleston. A […]

SULLIVAN’S ISLAND —  Members of the Stella Maris Servants of Jesus prayer group were delighted to have the opportunity of meeting Sister Philip Marie Burle during their annual seminar in late January. “We recently completed […]

NORTH AUGUSTA — Our Lady of Peace Church was transformed Feb. 22 with its rededication by Bishop Rob-ert J. Baker and the unveiling of its completed renovations. During the rite, Bishop Baker blessed the church […]

CHARLESTON — The Diocese of Charleston announced its statistics from the John Jay College of Criminal Justice Study of child sexual abuse by clergy in a press conference Feb. 27. The survey was commissioned by […]

TAYLORS — More than 250 couples from around the state celebrated the renewal of their marriage vows Feb. 8 at the fourth annual Wedding Celebration, sponsored by the Diocese of Charleston, at Prince of Peace […]

GREENVILLE — Almost 4.5 million American children are being raised by their grandparents, according to the U. S. Census Bureau. Since the percentage of grandparents raising grandchildren is even higher in South Carolina (4.6 percent […]

COLUMBIA — “Creating Positive Relationships” is essential for a productive and happy life, according to Dr. George Holmes, professor of Neuropsychiatry at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine and Chief of Child and […]