Month: March 2008

BOILING SPRINGS — Darrell and Michaelle Weathers had been married for eight years when they decided to adopt a child in 2001. They went through a private agency in South Carolina and spent $18,000 by […]

LEXINGTON — Actor Frank Runyeon knows firsthand how difficult it can be to reconcile Biblical values with those of Hollywood. He spent years as an actor on soap operas and TV movies before he decided […]

CHARLESTON — Spring break does not have to be about the simple pursuits of sun and fun. It can also be about discipleship and stewardship in the community. A number of students from the Diocese […]

St. Francis of Assisi The Sisters of St. Francis working in South Carolina are from a number of different congregations with different individual constitutions. However, all of the sisters follow the rule of St. Francis […]

COLUMBIA — According to Members of the Legion of Mary, joining the lay organization is not just a personal choice. “It’s like the Blessed Mother calls you to be her hands and feet,” said Ivy […]

People often see notices about meetings of the Legion of Mary and the organization’s service activities in their parish bulletins or on announcement boards, but most are unfamiliar with what it means to be a […]

One of our greatest powers and privileges as human persons is the ability to give thanks. Each of us can turn to God, our parents, spouses, family members, friends, neighbors, and co-workers and say “thank […]

CHARLESTON — The following information about Charleston Catholic School was provided by Fred McKay, principal. History: The Charleston Catholic School opened in August 1991 when  Sacred Heart and Cathedral schools were consolidated. Charleston Catholic is […]

SUMMERVILLE — Father Thomasaiah “Thomas” Reddimasu has worked at Catholic parishes in the wealthiest nation on earth and in one of the poorest regions of the world. A native of India, he served churches in […]