Year: 2008

Editor’s note: Msgr. Laughlin, the administrator for the Diocese of Charleston,  wrote the following letter, “Conversion of Heart is Necessary for Evangelization,” to South Carolina’s Catholics. Pope Benedict XVI has proclaimed June 29 the feast […]

COLUMBIA — Several hundred people from the Diocese of Charleston traveled to Washington, D.C., for the 35th annual March for Life on Jan. 22. The southern contingent joined thousands from around the nation who marched, […]

COLUMBIA — Catholics gathered at St. Peter Church with members of four other Christian denominations to celebrate their common belief in Christ and pray for greater Christian unity Jan. 25. The occasion was the 14th […]

The Bishop’s Stewardship Appeal kicks off Jan. 31 with a message from the pulpit. All 60,000 registered Catholics are being asked to give as much as they can to help the annual fund-raising campaign that […]

Pat Kern knew the 2009 National March for Life was going to be a big event when she first entered the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C., the afternoon […]

The junior team participates in the Lowcountry LEGO® League QualifyingTournament held at Trident Technical Community College in September.  NORTH CHARLESTON — The following information about St. John School was provided by Carole Anne White, principal. […]

ROCK HILL — Long before the civil rights marches of the 1960’s, a group of priests and religious brothers in South Carolina were combating racism out of the spotlight. In 1946, members of The Oratory […]

MYRTLE BEACH — The following information about St. Andrew School was provided by Molly Halasz, principal. History: Msgr. Richard Madden’s dream of a Catholic school for St. Andrew Parish became a reality in 1956 when […]

ANDERSON — The following information about St. Joseph School was provided by Mary Ann Daly, principal. She praised her staff as warm and caring people who love children, learning, and most of all their faith. […]