Month: April 2009

CHARLESTON — Lasallian Brother Jeffrey Gros greeted a small but intense group of ecumenical leaders at St. Christopher Conference Center with a brief history on ecumenism. He noted, however, that they were not there to […]

CHARLESTON — A group of students from Cardinal Newman School in Columbia received a first-hand lesson on what it means to be part of the global community when they attended the Model U.N. Conference in […]

CLEMSON — There are plenty of success stories concerning the use of non-embryonic stem cells in the treatment of debilitating diseases. But most of that information is being ignored by this country’s major news media, […]

CHARLESTON — Families of all ages and sizes are making plans for where to go and what to do this summer. As you plan your itinerary, remember to include God as an active participant in […]

ROCK HILL — Two men and two women visited The Oratory from April 23-26 to try to discover God’s purpose for the rest of their lives. They participated in “To Come and See,” one of […]

Every week, in homes from as far apart as Pawleys Island to Clemson, small groups of Catholics  meet to learn more about their faith, make new friends and gain spiritual support in their daily lives. […]

CHARLESTON — Times are tough and the economy is bleak, but a recent meeting of the Black Women’s Project focused on how to overcome the difficulties through prayer, faith and cooperation. The regional gathering was  […]

GREENVILLE — If you hear anybody say that Sister Mary Schifferle works magic at St. Anthony of Padua School, it is not just a figure of speech. The Franciscan sister periodically gives magic shows at […]

HILTON HEAD — Fernando Gonzalez and a small army of volunteers undertook the herculean task of paying tribute to the final hours of Jesus Christ’s life here on earth. It took three months of rehearsals, […]