Month: October 2010

COLUMBIA—For a Catholic Boy or Girl Scout, a camporee weekend isn’t just about campfires, canoeing and sleeping in a tent. More than 500 Scouts and their parents also spent three days focusing on their faith […]

Goals for Political Life: Challenges for citizens, candidates and public officials As Catholics, we are led to raise questions for political life other than: “Are you better off than you were two or four years […]

It will soon be election day once again, and Americans throughout our country will be called upon to exercise the momentous privilege of casting their ballot.

ADRIAN, Mich.—Sister Patricia Caulfield, formerly known as Sister Barbara Thomas Caulfield, died Oct. 11 in West Palm Beach, Fla. She was 73 and in the 57th year of her religious profession in the Adrian Dominican […]

ANDERSON—St. Joseph School has a couple of big reasons to celebrate. For one, this year brought the first class of sixth graders to campus and officially marked its growth into a middle school. Also, Mary […]

COLUMBIA—The most effective way for Catholic clergy and women religious to deal with disagreements over hot-button issues such as health care legislation and abortion can be summed up with one word — dialogue. That was […]

CHARLESTON—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone received an outstanding achievement award from the National Italian American Foundation at a reception Oct. 11 at the Harbour Club. “Bishop Guglielmone is a people’s priest, a great homilist and a […]

CHARLESTON—As it nears the home stretch, support for the 40 Days for Life campaign remains strong. According to Tom Barber, the local vigil coordinator, participation has not waned, even after a doctor who works at […]

CHARLESTON—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone has invited all health care workers to attend the first annual White Mass and luncheon on Oct. 23 at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, 120 Broad St. The event […]