Month: October 2009

GARDEN CITY — Many Catholics say at least one Hail Mary a day as part of their regular prayers, but how many have the dedication to say 2,000? Thirty people took on the challenge at […]

JOHNS ISLAND — Our Lady of Mercy Community Outreach is celebrating 20 years of helping people in poverty with a celebration and craft fair from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 17 at 1684 Brownswood […]

BLYTHEWOOD — Father Bernardino Yebra’s life as a priest has taken him many places, one of which is 1,200 feet above the earth. The administrator of Transfiguration Church in Blythewood is also a chaplain in […]

SUMMERVILLE — Msgr. Edward L. Lofton has witnessed first-hand how monies raised for the Pontifical Mission Society can help people worldwide.   He and others from St. Theresa the Little Flower Church, where he is […]

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The Catholic Radio Association and EWTN will host the annual Global Catholic Radio Conference in Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 14-17. Organizers said this year’s event will have a larger attendance than any previous […]

GARDEN CITY — Father Andrew Trapp is hoping a big boost for the building fund at St. Michael Church is in the cards — the cards he used recently on a poker-themed game show. Father […]

MYRTLE BEACH — Waves of Grace, the praise band at St. Andrew Church, has completed their self-titled debut CD and will be celebrating with a launch party and performance at the church’s Community Life Center […]

COLUMBIA — Matt Maher is not only an extremely talented musician and songwriter, he is also one of the few Catholics represented in the world of popular contemporary Christian music. Maher, who grew up in […]

COLUMBIA — We are called to be coworkers with Christ. That was Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone’s main message at the annual Diocese of Charleston Hispanic Festival held at Our Lady of the Hills Church on […]