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By JORDAN MCMORROUGH CHARLESTON — Msgr. James A. Carter, Vicar General and Moderator of the Curia for the Diocese of Charleston, has announced the appointment of two new staff members in the Vicar General’s Office. […]

By NANCY CZABALA NORTH CHARLESTON — Community is “at the heart of all Catholic education, not simply as a concept to be taught, but as a reality to be lived.” This statement, made by Pope […]

This fall the Diocese of Charleston will hold the first All Ministries Conference, a unique event gathering together in one place all those working in various Catholic ministries across the state. The conference will be […]

By KATHRYN SMITH ANDERSON — The pretty Victorian house with its white gingerbread trim and lace curtains isn’t the sort of place you would usually associate with the word “convent,” but it serves as one […]

By DIANE BULLARD As one enters the State House in Columbia, a brightly colored brochure stands out on a table with the headline: “Forty-eighth and Falling.” Open the brochure, and one is faced with the […]

By TIM BULLARD MYRTLE BEACH – Last Thursday, 1.2 million paper butterflies covered a field on Oak Street at the Chabad Jewish Center, blocks from where an apartment months earlier had been desecrated with anti-Semetic […]

By JORDAN MCMORROUGH CHARLESTON — For two former volunteers with Birthright of Charleston, two years is too long for the Lowcountry to be without this emergency pregnancy service offering positive alternatives to abortion. Mary Register […]

By NANCY CZABALA COLUMBIA — On Saturday, April 23, 300 junior high students from across South Carolina, including some travelers from Georgia, came together to laugh, play and learn more about their religion. During the […]

By JOEY REISTROFFER SPARTANBURG — “It’s time to get acquainted with a new day.” That is how Lenka Spencer described a recent spring-life morning with the sun bursting forth to burn off two weeks of […]

Dr. Marcus Borg, a leading Jesus scholar and author of the best-selling book, Meeting Jesus Again for the First Time, will give several public addresses for the University of South Carolina’s fourth annual Nadine Beacham […]