Month: January 2010

The Diocese of Charleston’s Catholic Schools Office launched its billboard campaign Jan. 25 in three cities. Each board depicts the slogan — Good grades are just the beginning — followed by the Web address www.experiencetheextraordinary.org.

Catholic Schools Week will be celebrated nationally Jan. 31 to Feb. 6 with the slogan “Dividends for Life.”

COLUMBIA—Working for unity helps all Christians develop a fuller relationship with Christ and better understand the meaning of the Gospel message. That was the overall theme at the 15th annual Lutheran, Anglican, Roman Catholic and […]

WHITE OAK—The evolving face of race relations in South Carolina and in the United States as a whole was the focus of “A New Conversation on Race: Engagement and Change.” The Jan. 21-22 conference drew […]

GEORGETOWN/GLOVERVILLE—The Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul are an international community of over 19,000 women in more than 90 countries. They are located throughout the United States and have two communities in South […]

CHARLESTON—The Catholic Church has an untold number of people who work behind the scenes to spread the Gospel message. Sometimes, someone looks in their direction and recognizes their contributions. Such was the case Jan. 21 […]

CHARLESTON—Father Theodore T. Cilwick, a retired priest of the Diocese of Charleston, died Jan. 23. He was 94. The funeral Mass will be Jan. 29 at 11 a.m. in Church of the Nativity, 1061 Folly […]

MONCKS CORNER—While many 22-year-olds are worrying about graduating from college and what the next step in their life should be, Mary Kathleen Ruddy is trying to figure out the best way to help others.  “I […]

CHARLESTON—Micah McLaurin, who is considered a piano prodigy by many, can thank God and his grandmother. God gave him his talent, and his grandmother gave him his first piano at age 9. “I became interested […]