Month: May 2008

SPARTANBURG — Over 300 Knights and their families attended the 86th annual State Convention of the Knights of Columbus held May 2-4 at the Marriott Conference Center. The weekend included the election of new state […]

CHARLESTON — Roper St. Francis Healthcare broke ground recently on a new hospital in Mount Pleasant. “This is a historic occasion,” noted David L. Dunlap, president and CEO of Roper St. Francis. “It’s not that […]

RIDGELAND — Father Michael Hussey’s 13 years as pastor at St. Anthony Church in Ridgeland will end on June 1. As Father Hussey begins his retirement, it will also be the end of more than […]

HILTON HEAD — Nina McCunniff believes that involvement in parish life is one of the keys to a full spiritual life as a Catholic.  Her devotion to her home parish, St. Francis by the Sea […]

COLUMBIA — On May 17, the family of St. Peter Church celebrated the opening of their new parish center  named after one of their most famous sons, the late Cardinal Joseph L. Bernardin. Msgr. Leigh […]

CHARLESTON — All over the Diocese of Charleston, hats and gowns are replacing prom dresses and tuxes as the senior classes prepare for graduation. St. Joseph’s Catholic School in Greenville will be the first to […]

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Nearly 40 students received degrees during the 109th commencement at the Pontifical College Josephinum on May 10. “Today marks the end of the Pontifical College Josephinum’s 120th year of service to the […]

WINNSBORO — Marian Faile moved to this Fairfield County town 60 years ago, during a time when there were so few Catholics in the area that Masses were celebrated in borrowed rooms at drugstores and […]

On May 2, 56 Catholic men and women from South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina embarked on a pilgrimage to Our Lady of the Angels Monastery, home of the Eternal Word Television Network, and […]

WASHINGTON — When our family found out that we had received four of the 25 tickets allotted to the Diocese of Charleston to attend the papal Mass at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., we were […]