Month: January 2011

WASHINGTON—Sitting on the floor in a side chapel in the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Lillian Zhao knew that what she was part of was unlike anything she had ever seen […]

As an adolescent in today’s world, life can be very complex. The decisions we make at this age have an active effect on our futures. We must be logical and stand by our faith, too. […]

BATESBURG-LEESVILLE—Catholic Scouts take a journey in faith to earn religious badges. At a recent retreat at Camp Barstow, 40 Scouts had the opportunity to complete their requirements for the Ad Altare Dei and Pope Pius […]

GREENVILLE—Belmont Abbey College in North Carolina has a simple mission statement: “to educate students in the liberal arts and sciences so that in all things God may be glorified.” William Thierfelder, Ed.D., college president, brought […]

Evangelization is simpler than knocking on doors, handing out copies of the Catechism and telling everyone we meet about our faith. Paulist Father Frank P. DeSiano said people can share the word simply by learning […]

The blessing of throats couldn’t come at a better time as Catholics and Protestants alike cough their way through the winter months. But soon they will have a chance at healing. On Feb. 3, in […]

CHARLESTON—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone had a full plate of issues to talk about with our Catholic state legislators. During a recent breakfast at the State Supreme Court, the bishop and Msgr. Richard D. Harris met […]

COLUMBIA—More than 700 Catholic youth braved the cold to participate in the 2011 S.C. Catholic Youth Rally for Life, and the annual Stand Up for Life march and rally on Jan. 15.

IRONDALE, Ala.—EWTN Global Catholic Network has signed a letter of intent to acquire the National Catholic Register newspaper. “All of us at EWTN have great respect for the Register and the role it has played […]