Month: April 2011

TRAVELERS REST—Sister Mary Lucy Reynolds, OSC, died at the Monastery of St. Clare April 5. She was 78 years old. She was born Dorothy Reynolds on June 29, 1932, the only child of Edwin and […]

BLYTHEWOOD—Alice Kemp-DeWitt has overcome many obstacles over the years and uses that experience to help people manage stress. She survived a broken marriage and severe financial losses, was a victim of violent crime, and her […]

AIKEN—Members of Venture Crew 115 from St. Mary Help of Christians Church had only been back from Japan a short time when the devastating earthquake and tsunami struck. Kaitlyn Amidon, Casey Thomas and Alexander Paczynski […]

Being a Stephen Minister is not a lark, it’s a calling. The diocese took the first steps toward establishing the grief ministry last year at the urging of Sister Kathy Adamski, with the assistance of […]

Very often when I meditate with the Scriptures, I like to use a method that allows me to imagine that I am physically present at the scene presented in the Scripture passage.

For the past five years, Team Semper Fi has sent some of its members to compete in the Cooper River Bridge Run held in Charleston. In a crowd of thousands, these men and women stand […]

CHARLESTON—The Catholic Committee on Scouting and the Knights of Columbus sponsored a novel way to teach church history with the Trail of Churches Camporee.

TRAVELERS REST—On Palm Sunday, the Sisters of the Poor Clares in Travelers Rest will join with thousands of others in their order in a year of celebrating their 800th anniversary. The celebration will last until […]