Month: August 2010

The Diocese of Charleston said goodbye to many familiar faces this past year, including the superintendent of education and the leaders of seven schools. Filling those spots was not an easy task, and some were […]

Tell a coach that sports and religion aren’t connected and he’s sure to start quoting popes. Pope John Paul II and Pope Pius XII, for sure, who both praised the values that could be learned […]

Catholic school teachers have an important role in society. They serve children from all economic backgrounds and strive to give them a strong academic and moral foundation, fostering the skills they need in life. These […]

SENECA—Mikhaila Moynihan, age 15, should be starting her sophomore year in high school this fall. Instead, friends are throwing going-away parties for her as she leaves for Mary Baldwin College in Staunton, Va.

COLUMBIA—Every Catholic priest who serves the U.S. military as a chaplain receives his training at Fort Jackson in South Carolina. The Armed Forces Chaplaincy Center, which was dedicated May 6, includes the U.S. Naval Chaplaincy […]

COLUMBIA—Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio of the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA, celebrated Mass in a gymnasium at Fort Jackson early on the morning of July 31. Bleachers on both sides of the gym were […]

Volunteers are so essential to whether a school can make it or not that many schools have made volunteering mandatory. School officials said the concept of service hours is a common practice up north that […]

Choosing the right school is one of the most important decisions a parent will make, and it isn’t always easy. Catholic school, secular private school, public school or homeschool are all options. Grade school classrooms […]

CHARLESTON—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone made the following appointments for the Diocese of Charleston effective July 1: Father Arturo O. Dalupang from pastor of St. Anthony Church in Florence to pastor of Holy Family Church in […]

JOHNS ISLAND—For 15 years, St. Joseph Church on Wallenberg Boulevard in Charleston has been the staging area for adults and young people whose goal is to improve lives through the use of hammer, nails and […]