Year: 2008

Editor’s Note: This is the third of a five-part series of columns Father Jeffrey Kirby is writing for the month of October, which is dedicated to Mary and the rosary. Third truth: God’s Dwelling Place […]

CHARLESTON — The Christian Jewish Council of Greater Charleston will sponsor “The Changing Influence in Politics: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly,” a panel discussion based on the upcoming presidential election. The program will be […]

SUMMERVILLE — Joseph Gubeli’s decades of service with the Knights of Columbus were rewarded in July when he was installed as the state deputy of the Catholic fraternal men’s organization in South Carolina. It is […]

COLUMBIA — The growing Latino population, largely Catholic, and the challenges and opportunities it presents to the Catholic Church in the United States will be the subject of the annual Joseph Cardinal Bernardin Lecture on […]

CHARLESTON — Youths in grades six through twelve from across the state are invited to attend the Pauline Year Teen Pilgrimage Nov. 22 at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. This is not your […]

KINGSTREE — Lucille Watson of Charleston dedicated all four of her boys, Ilya, Stas, Vlad and Max, to Mary when she adopted them from Russia. She said the boys, who are home-schooled, are now preparing […]

Editor’s Note: This is the second of a five-part series of columns Father Jeffrey Kirby is writing for the month of October, which is dedicated to Mary and the rosary. Second truth: Life is a […]

GEORGETOWN — Photographs of smiling and laughing children paper a wall in the office of the Birthright crisis pregnancy center.Pawleys Island resident Len Vercellotti points to a small framed photo on the opposite wall. The […]

MOUNT PLEASANT — Bishop David B. Thompson, retired bishop of the Diocese of Charles ton, was the keynote speaker at the quarterly meeting of the Coastal District of the St. Vincent de Paul Society on […]

SUMMERVILLE — Msgr. Edward Lofton visited the island nation of Fiji in February and March. He helped at a parish where residents are poor, electricity is spotty and most roads are not paved. What the […]