2010 - Page 27 of 48 - The Catholic Miscellany

The ladies of St. Edward Church in North Augusta wore red shirts and walked to raise money for a new family life center for the parish. (Miscellany/Christina Lee Knauss)

The women of St. Edward walk for Christ

May 20, 2010 Christina Lee Knauss | The Catholic Miscellany

NORTH AUGUSTA—Anyone driving through the Heatherwood subdivision on May 13 saw a parade of women in red shirts out in the 90-degree heat.

Prince of Peace School’s eighth-grade class, shown here before one of the students moved, is the first to graduate since the school opened in 2002.

Prince of Peace School to graduate 13

May 13, 2010 Amy Wise Taylor | The Catholic Miscellany

TAYLORS—The class of 2010 has been the one to watch — and follow and emulate — since Prince of Peace School first opened eight years ago. They were the first to walk through the doors, […]

Msgr. Lawrence B. McInerny speaks at Bishop England High School on May 7. He will lead the Lowcountry institution for the 2010-2011 academic year. (Miscellany/Deirdre C. Mays)

Msgr. McInerny heads back to high school again to lead BE

May 13, 2010 Deirdre C. Mays | The Catholic Miscellany

DANIEL ISLAND—A familiar face is back at Bishop England High School and chances are he knows your mama, so you’d better behave. Msgr. Lawrence B. McInerny will take the helm of his alma mater for […]

Parishes to host Vatican exhibit of eucharistic miracles

May 13, 2010 Christina Lee Knauss | The Catholic Miscellany

DIOCESE—For Catholics, the Eucharist is the most important sacrament, a genuine manifestation of God’s love. The belief in Christ’s real presence in bread and wine consecrated during the Mass is the cornerstone of the faith.

Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone and Msgr. Charles H. Rowland concelebrate Mass for the monsignor’s 40th ordination anniversary at Holy Spirit Church on Johns Island May 8. (Miscellany/Christina Lee Knauss)

Msgr. Rowland meets the everyday challenges of the priesthood

May 13, 2010 Christina Lee Knauss | The Catholic Miscellany

JOHNS ISLAND—During his 40 years of priesthood, Msgr. Charles H. Rowland has committed himself to serving in whatever way he is asked. The Charleston native has led parishes in every region of the state except […]

Prince of Peace Church steps up when parishioners’ home burns

May 13, 2010 Terry Cregar | The Catholic Miscellany

TAYLORS—An effort by one parish to help a family that lost much of what they owned in a house fire has grown to include a community. For the past two weeks, members of Prince of […]

Notre Dame Sister Julia Hutchison speaks in March at the S.C. Catholic Schools Teachers Conference 2010. She has served as diocesan superintendent of Catholic schools for five years. (Kenneth B. Headley)

Sister Julia Hutchison says goodbye to diocesan schools

May 13, 2010 Amy Wise Taylor | The Catholic Miscellany

CHARLESTON—Sister Julia Marie Hutchison, SND, will mark her last day as superintendent of Catholic schools on June 30. The Sister of Notre Dame has served the diocese since 2005 and said she will be sad […]

Vittoria Rocca, center, serves lunch to diners at Father Pat’s Lunch Kitchen at Precious Blood of Christ Church hall on Pawleys Island May 8. An estimated 20,000 meals have been served since it began in 2007. (Miscellany/Deirdre C. Mays)

Kitchen outreach a dream come true for Pawleys Island priest

May 13, 2010 Christina Lee Knauss | The Catholic Miscellany

PAWLEYS ISLAND—People in need of a hearty meal or some companionship in the Pee Dee know where to go. They head for Father Pat’s Lunch Kitchen.

Deacon Richard D’Angelo reads the Gospel at St. Gregory the Great Church in Bluffton on May 9. (Miscellany/Keith Jacobs)

Permanent deacons: Ancient history and modern service

May 13, 2010 Amy Wise Taylor | The Catholic Miscellany

Deacon Richard D’Angelo was ordained almost 30 years ago. At that time, the permanent diaconate in the United States was still a new entity and people were resistant to the change. Deacon D’Angelo, who serves […]

Motherhood is a vocation

May 7, 2010 Sister Margie Lavonis, CSC | The Catholic Miscellany

May is traditionally dedicated to Mary, the mother of Jesus. Besides honoring her in May, we also single out and thank our own mothers for Mother’s Day. It is a good time to reflect on […]