Year: 2008

COLUMBIA — Catholics in the Diocese of Charleston are mobilizing against the possible passage of the Freedom of Choice Act, H.R. 1964, S. 1173. FOCA was first introduced in the U.S. House and Senate in […]

COLUMBIA — A flu-like illness that struck more than 20 percent of the student body caused Cardinal Newman School to shut down for a full day on Jan. 28. Principal Jacqualine Kas p r o […]

CHARLESTON — Most people have the best intentions when it comes to giving, but find that old thief Time robs them of their intentions and pushes charity way to the bottom of the to-do list. […]

SENECA — Many Upstate Catholics made the most of an opportunity to learn more about the apostle Paul at his namesake church, St. Paul the Apostle, late last month. Peter Judge, Ph.D., gave the three-hour […]

The Diocese of Charles ton had even more of a reason than usual to celebrate Cath olic Schools Week. Bishop-designate Robert E. Guglielmone, who was appointed to the diocese on Dec. 23 by Pope Benedict […]

As we intertwine our faith with our work, we’re sometimes prone to fall in the trap of thinking that God has nothing big planned for us. We might be inclined to think that outside of […]

ROCK HILL — Michelle M. Hatchett, marketing coordinator for St. Anne School, provided the following information. History: St. Anne School was founded by St. Anne parish and The Oratorian priests in 1951. Classes were held […]

Editor’s note: This is the first of a series of eight Lenten columns. First truth: Who God is and why we worship him. A while back I had a conversation with a friend on the […]

CHARLESTON — The Church of the Nativity, located on James Island, celebrated its 11th Annual Ecumenical Prayer Service commemorating the dream of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. on Jan. 21.   The event featured […]

CHARLESTON — Bon Secours Health System celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. It was in the late 1960s when the Sisters of Bon Secours determined they needed to strengthen their sense of mission and identity […]