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Articles by Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

About Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM
SISTER PAMELA SMITH, SSCM, is the Director for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs at the Diocese of Charleston. Email her at psmith@charlestondiocese.org.
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The Gospel according to Aunt Betty

September 18, 2019 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

My Aunt Betty Penn had a gift for teaching geography lessons and Biblical principles in ways that were never preachy or boring. She lived for more than 50 years in Seaside Park, New Jersey, in […]

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Everywhere there is grace

September 10, 2019 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

We’ve been through toils and snares and are going through them still. Anyone who reads The Catholic Miscellany needs no accounting for why I say this. As addled a pursuit as it may be, I […]

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Our state is mission territory

August 23, 2019 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

For some of us, it’s hard to imagine why the Catholic Extension Society still considers us mission territory. If our experience of Catholicism in South Carolina focuses on Charleston, Columbia, the Greenville-Simpsonville area or Beaufort County, […]

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Does history repeat itself?

August 7, 2019 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

On a day between Independence Day and Bastille Day this summer, the Beaufort Gazette and Island Packet ran a crossword puzzle that incorporated a daunting reminder. As the squares filled in, the puzzle’s theme emerged: […]

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We never know our future impact

July 22, 2019 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

Leah, the unloved wife of the Biblical Jacob, and Ruth, the Moabite widow who followed her mother-in-law to Bethlehem, never had a clue that they would change history. Both numbered among their descendants David, Solomon, […]

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We keep talking to and about Mary

July 7, 2019 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

Twin young men, juniors at the University of Wisconsin, recently gained attention as American Ninja Warriors. One made it up the zany, curved wall and hit the button. That accomplishment gained considerable notice because of their […]

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Where did Pentecost go?

June 28, 2019 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

It seems that the Holy Spirit is the most neglected member of the Blessed Trinity. So it should not surprise us that the third of the big three liturgical events of the year — Christmas, […]

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What we pray — it’s law

June 14, 2019 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

It’s an old, old Christian maxim: “Lex orandi, lex credendi.” Literally, this saying means “the law of praying is the law of believing.” The gist of it, as rendered in the 5th century A.D. by […]

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Traveling in the slow lane

May 29, 2019 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

Frenzy seems to be characteristic of the American way of life. On one level, we rush to clock in at work on time, make it to church before the entrance procession has started, pick up groceries […]

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A hundred reasons to be grateful

May 18, 2019 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

A recent radio broadcast directed at single young adults recommended that listeners would do well to list 100 things for which they were grateful. I was driving at the time the challenge was issued, and, […]

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