Month: May 2004

CHARLESTON — The Diocese of Charleston is taking part in “Sterling Faith,” a historical exhibit at the Charleston Museum. The Archives Office has loaned more than 40 pieces to the exhibit, which includes 300 years […]

CHARLESTON — Brian Fahey has found his niche among the annals of the Catholic Church. He is the new archivist for the Diocese of Charleston. Fahey grew up on three-mile-by-one-mile Tybee Island near Savannah, Ga. […]

CHARLESTON — Sister Lupe Hernandez answered her call to the Daughters of St. Paul when she was a young girl of 14. Since then, she has never looked back. She will celebrate her 30th anniversary […]

CHARLESTON — On June 3, communities across the country will come together to focus attention on the persistent problem of hunger in America. For the third year in a row, Catholic Charities will also participate […]

COLUMBIA — As the school year winds down and students prepare to begin statewide testing, the Diocese of Charleston Youth Ministry has already given its own pretest. Participants at the annual Junior High Retreat held […]

GREENVILLE — Vietnamese-American Catholics came by the hundreds, the women in spectacular silken dresses, the men in white shirts and ties. They came to Our Lady of the Rosary Parish on May 16 to celebrate […]

GEORGETOWN — Putting a friendly face on immigration law, attorney Glenda Bunce of Catholic Charities was the featured speaker at an educational workshop for Hispanics. The workshop, one of a series being held across the […]

GREENVILLE — People who work in Catholic social ministry in the Upstate and those who fund their work turned out for the dedication and blessing of the new Gallivan Center May 15. The center is […]

ROME — They didn’t know what to expect, but they still came. A band of students from Bishop England High School in Charleston came to Rome on their spring break for a spiritually focused vacation. […]

Parish ministry is very challenging and diverse. Whatever it is, it certainly isn’t routine and boring. When I get out of bed in the morning, I never know what the day will bring. A few […]