Month: January 2005

HILTON HEAD — After 80 years and six children, Doris Hadden settled into a new life. She’s a hermit. But she doesn’t live in the woods. Hadden took public vows of poverty, chastity and obedience […]

MOUNT PLEASANT — In an effort to enrich and promote the Sacrament of Marriage, Christ Our King Church has initiated a program to help people learn about it. The classes are led by licensed marriage […]

GREENVILLE — Valerie Baronkin of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church and Tom Bryan of Prince of Peace Church will be crowned Regina and Rex of the Mardi Gras Charity Ball this year. The queen and […]

COLUMBIA — At St. Peter School, the arts have become a vibrant part of the daily educational experience. In the past year, St. Peter has become a laboratory school for the University of South Carolina’s […]

ROCK HILL — Ask Principal Susie Hinton what makes St. Anne School special, and she is quick with an answer. “I would say it’s the most loving, nurturing, caring school,” Hinton says. “I have never […]

CHARLESTON — South Carolina Lutherans, Anglicans, Roman Catholics and United Methodists (LARCUM) will gather for an ecumenical prayer service at 4 p.m. Jan. 29 at St. Barnabas Lutheran Church, 45 Moultrie St. The public is […]

COLUMBIA — Each year since the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion, South Carolinians have marched to the steps of the Statehouse to proclaim their love for life and their right to […]

CHARLESTON — The members of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist’s girls choir participated in a life-changing event when they sang at the International Congress of Pueri Cantores in Rome Dec. 28-Jan. 1. Pueri […]

MOUNT PLEASANT — As Sister Stella Maris Craven celebrates her 26th year as principal of Christ Our King-Stella Maris School, she is proud of how far the school has come over the past two decades. […]