Colds and flus and stomach bugs — they’re all part of the school year, but children and parents can help protect themselves from those illnesses. School officials said they all maintain a strict, daily cleaning […]
ROCK HILL—St. Anne is just two years away from having its first class of graduates and becoming the only school in the diocese to run from kindergarten all the way to 12th grade. The students […]
NORTH CHARLESTON—Knights of Columbus Council 8900 installed the following officers: Alphonso McCutchen; John McGraw, Deputy Grand Knight; Fred Standrich, Chancellor; Roy Massey, Financial Secretary; Milton McCullough, Recorder; Donald Skinner, Warden; Thomas Brooks, Treasurer. Rev. Michael […]
A recent decision by the Boy Scouts of America to allow openly gay leaders should not keep people in South Carolina from being involved in Catholic Scouting, according to Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone. In an […]
COLUMBIA—The Sisters of Charity Health System and Providence Hospitals announced that they plan to sell Providence Hospitals to LifePoint Health. The two signed a letter of intent on July 28. As part of LifePoint, Providence […]
PAWLEYS ISLAND—When Len Vercellotti was a boy growing up in Illinois, he would peer longingly into a cedar chest where his father Joseph, a fourth degree Knight of Columbus, stored his sword and regalia. He […]
Christianity is often viewed as outdated. Admittedly, from unusual musical chant to burning incense, the Mass looks at times like something that has been dropped onto planet Earth from another world. At the heart of […]
Five videos that show Planned Parenthood officials discussing the sale of fetal tissue from abortions for medical research have unleashed a storm of controversy nationwide and in South Carolina. Shortly after the videos went public […]
CHARLESTON—Boxes are piled high on desks, tables and floor space as employees in the Charleston-area offices of the diocese prepare to move onto their new campus. The move is scheduled for the week of Aug. […]
CHARLESTON—When Sister Mary Antona Ebo joined the Franciscan Sisters of Mary in 1946, she was one of the order’s first black members. In the early ’60s, she brought a Catholic voice to the civil rights […]
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