AIKEN—St. Mary Help of Christians Church celebrated eight young men who achieved their Eagle Scout rank, the highest honor in Boy Scouts. They are Charles Whitmore Babineau, Eduardo Barquet-Arrambide, Ernesto Barquet-Arrambide, Austin Bradley Bell, Michael […]
MYRTLE BEACH—Catholics for Freedom of Religion marched in the Myrtle Beach 2015 Military Appreciation Days parade on May 16. Members of the group carried signs of support and appreciation from the parishes of St. Andrew, […]
GREENVILLE—On April 21, Charlie Beyer, a World War II combat veteran, was honored along with 120 other Upstate WWII and Korean War veterans, on a full day Honor Flight trip to Washington, D.C. Knights of […]
COLUMBIA—Quade Wilson, a first-grader at St. Joseph School, was chosen by Zaner-Bloser as having the best handwriting in the nation in his age group. More than 300,000 students submitted entries for awards. Each Grand National […]
COLUMBIA—More than 50 years have passed since an era when buses, businesses and schools were segregated and black people risked their lives to register to vote. Those particular struggles are over, but others remain, ranging […]
CHARLESTON—St. Patrick Church’s historic school is about to be filled with the breath of new life. The building, which dates back to 1930, is getting a complete overhaul to turn it into a state-of-the-art facility […]
COLUMBIA—The Diocese of Charleston’s Presbyteral Council, which helps the bishop govern, voted unanimously to maintain the diocesan ban on raffles. The decision came as a disappointment to parishes and schools that were hoping a recent […]
BE: Masters of the green CHARLESTON—The golf team at Bishop England won its third consecutive Class AA state championship with a 16-stroke victory over Waccamaw at Charleston National Golf Club in Mount Pleasant. The Bishops’ […]
The beautiful, ornate vestments worn by priests are one of the most visual elements of the Mass. Different colors and decorations, often embroidered in rich, glimmering fabrics add to the mystery of the Eucharist, remind […]
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina—Whether you still stick to books or magazines or get everything online, Pope Francis said all media should encourage and edify — not enslave. “Back in my day — the Stone Age — when […]
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