Month: August 2004

COLUMBIA — The 2004 South Carolina Charismatic Conference will be held Oct. 29 – 31 at St. John Neumann School, located at 721 Polo Road. The keynote speaker this year is Jesuit Father Matthew Linn, […]

COLUMBIA — Imagine being a young mother with small children, stuck at home in a foreign country without any means of transportation and unable to communicate because of a language barrier. There are no quick […]

The following assignments have been made by Bishop Robert J. Baker: Effective Sept. 1:Rev. Venancio Amidar, administrator of St. Ann Parish, Holly Hill/Santee, and St. Mary – Our Lady of Hope Parish, Summerton/Manning;Rev. Michael T. […]

KINGSTREE — The Gospel calls upon all of the Lord’s disciples to spread the good news. The duty of evangelizing is not limited to priests and religious. Most of us lead lives that only allow […]

GREENVILLE — Sister Juliana Whitefield, a Sister of St. Francis, went back to her roots earlier this month to celebrate what she calls “50 years of Franciscan joy.” Her golden jubilee date is Oct. 2. […]

CHARLESTON—Silent No More, a group of women and men who have experienced firsthand the physical and emotional pain of abortion, convened on the steps of the U.S. Customs House to tell their stories Sept. 18. […]

GREENVILLE — Leading professionals and other Catholic heavyweights of the Upstate gathered in Gallivan Hall on the campus of St. Mary Church Sept. 22 to kick off the fund-raiser for Catholic radio in the area. […]

GEORGETOWN — This story about good people begins with one woman making a phone call. Millie Cafcules, a parishioner at Precious Blood of Christ Church in Pawleys Island, was recruited for the social outreach committee […]

The Cenacle Community, known by its Italian name Comunita Cenacolo, is sending men from its Our Lady of Hope house in Florida to South Carolina. On Oct. 8, they will present a play on the […]

CHARLESTON — Msgr. Thomas R. Duffy, pastor of St. Michael Church in Garden City, died Sept. 25. He was 71. Msgr. Duffy was born on Nov. 1, 1932, in Charleston. He was the son of […]