The car was always the place for the hard conversations when my sons were young. The questions would come from the back seat when I least expected it. I can still remember the rainy night […]
SAN DIEGO—The health of the nation’s Catholic schools is mixed, their leaders announced March 29, noting that they served nearly 24,000 fewer students than last year although 14 new schools opened across the country. They […]
The 50 days of Easter are a solemn journey with Christ to glory. This is showcased as each Mass begins with the liturgical procession. In Christianity, processions make imminent sense because the One worshipped is […]
COLUMBIA—St. John Neumann School’s chess team recently competed in the Midlands Scholastic Chess League III tournament and captured second place overall for the elementary section. Matty Ferrario earned second place in the individual rankings. CHARLESTON—Five […]
COLUMBIA—Hundreds of Cardinal Newman students participated in their annual dance marathon and raised almost $24,000 for Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital, the local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital. “Danced for the Real Stars” lasted eight hours. Students […]
COLUMBIA—For 25 years, Laura Stamps has worn a special oval medal bearing a unique image of the Blessed Mother. On it, Mary’s hands are extended downward and rays of light shine from them. On the […]
WASHINGTON—Immediately after the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Zubik v. Burwell on March 23 challenging the Affordable Care Act’s contraceptive requirement, the second-guessing began about how the court will rule. The 108-page transcript of […]
CAMDEN—If a suspicious person walked in or someone became ill during Sunday Mass at your church, would you know what to do? A group of volunteers at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Camden […]
CHARLESTON—Attention bean counters, the Diocese of Charleston wants you. John Barker, CFO for the diocese of Charleston, is seeking up to five people to serve as members of the diocesan accounting and finance committee, which […]
ASTON, PA.—Sister Trinita Balbach, a professed member of the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia for 70 years, died March 13. She was 91. Sister Trinita spent four years in the Diocese of Charleston, where […]
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