Month: November 2010

WHITE OAK—You won’t find lasting value in material things like the latest trendy clothes, or the gone-tomorrow social achievements like being the most popular kid in class. The only lasting worth comes from a relationship […]

GREENVILLE—Damon Owens, founder of a church-based organization that provides training, resources and support for engaged and married couples, spoke last week to nearly 100 people at the closing celebration for 40 Days for Life. He […]

COLUMBIA—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone met with his presbyteral council at St. Peter Church Nov. 4 to discuss issues such as the need for Catholic cemeteries and better ways to preserve sacramental records. The council is […]

ROME—Full in the panting heart of Rome lies the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas, the Dominican university popularly known as the Angelicum. There, on the afternoon of Oct. 27, Father Richard B. Tomlinson, parochial […]

HILTON HEAD—One Sunday in 1984, Maryjean Herberger put camellias from her yard in Mason jars and placed them on the makeshift altar at the Crazy Crab. The island restaurant was the first home of St. […]

CHARLESTON—Catholics opened their hearts and wallets to help support vital church programs through the annual Bishop’s Stewardship Appeal, despite a poor economy. The 2010 effort had already surpassed its goal of $2.25 million for the […]

COLUMBIA—A new respite care program at Our Lady of the Hills Church is designed to provide relief for people who must care for loved ones suffering dementia due to Alzheimer’s disease and other conditions. Helping […]

COLUMBIA—Seniors at Cardinal Newman School face an extra challenge in their curriculum. They must balance the usual academics, extracurricular activities, and applying to colleges with the arduous task of a research project on Catholic social […]

CHARLESTON—In dying we are born unto eternal life. That belief was the focus of Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone’s annual All Souls’ Day Mass held Oct. 2 at St. Lawrence Cemetery.