Month: August 2004

COLUMBIA — The Ursuline Sisters of Louisville, Ky., gathered with friends and donors at Cardinal Newman School for brunch Oct. 10. The sisters used this opportunity to show appreciation for the donors. Through their generous […]

GEORGETOWN — Sister Kathleen Driscoll, a Daughter of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, will leave St. Cyprian Parish a much different place than it was when she arrived 10 years ago. But don’t expect […]

COLUMBIA — With the Oct. 16 bombings of five churches in Baghdad, Iraq, in the news, Sgt. First Class John W. Proctor’s desire to inform people about Christian persecution in that country has become more […]

COLUMBIA — The pews at St. John Neumann Church were overflowing with Hispanic families and friends from across the state. People came in record numbers to attend the 2004 Hispanic Celebration that began with an […]

COLUMBIA — Participants at this year’s All Ministries Conference learned new ways of “Building Communities of Life” during a day filled with activities that included Mass, a keynote address and workshops. Bishop Robert J. Baker, […]

MOUNT PLEASANT — Christ Our King/Stella Maris School is one of 13 elementary schools east of the Cooper River to participate in the Core Essentials program. The effort is sponsored by the area Chick-fil-A restaurant […]

GAFFNEY — It’s the kind of parish where even the ushers are in shirtsleeves for Sunday Mass. People are familiar with each other, talk to each other’s kids and act generally as if they are […]

GREENVILLE — Lloyd and Nancy Greenhaw spoke to 50,000 people at one time in Rwanda a few months ago, yet they expended as much energy holding a mission for less than 100 a night at […]

They spent weeks rehearsing. They built an entire two-tier stage set, wrote a modern day mystery play on the prodigal son, choreographed dance moves, and composed compelling music to accompany the story. The members of […]

COLUMBIA — “Forming Lives of Excellence in the Catholic Tradition” is the mission statement of Cardinal Newman High School, and with the implementation of such a mission comes success in areas both tangible and intangible. […]