Month: March 2007

MARION — On sunny days, members of the Church of the Infant Jesus Mission in Marion will soon see sunlight streaming  through a new stained glass window on the church’s back wall. The window, designed […]

CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. — Father Robert A. Spencer, a lieutenant commander in the United States Navy Reserve, returned to his home base at Camp Pendleton recently, after spending a year in Iraq. Father Spencer, a […]

CHARLESTON — The Special Olympics Young Athletes Program made its debut at the state level during the mid-winter games held March 10 at The Citadel. The program includes children with intellectual disabilities ages 2 to […]

GREENVILLE — Until now, the students in Anita Sleeman’s fine arts class at St. Joseph’s Catholic School had completed several “dry runs” of their spring production of “Singin’ in the Rain.” But on this March […]

CHARLESTON — Individuals and small groups looking for spiritual enrichment can now find it at the St. Katharine Drexel Volunteer Residence. The house, located at 34 Wentworth St., has been adapted to allow for retreats […]

SURFSIDE BEACH — Diane Glover and Courtney Fields are like any mothers of small children, they love to talk about their two-year-olds, MaryEllen and Koby. The fact that both children have Down syndrome does nothing […]

COLUMBIA — It has been a time of celebration for the Knights of Columbus both nationally and around the Diocese of Charleston. On March 26, the Knights of Columbus fraternity celebrated its 125th anniversary. Founded […]

CHARLESTON — Where do you see God’s love? Emmeline Caron sees it in the flowers that open to new life each spring. Caron was one of 70 students who participated in the Statewide Catholic Campus […]