BLUFFTON—With a shovelful of dirt, the first diocesan high school to be built in about 40 years came one step closer to reality. Ground was broken for John Paul II in Bluffton on Dec. 12, […]
COLUMBIA—When Msgr. Leigh Lehocky’s father was stationed at Fort Jackson during World War II, his mother frequently attended Mass at St. Peter Church on Assembly Street while she was expecting his birth. “So in a […]
Coastal Council 9475 celebrates 25 years MOUNT PLEASANT—Knights of Columbus Council 9475 celebrated 25 years of service on Dec. 7 at Christ Our King Church. Over 150 Knights, spouses and dignitaries attended. The council has […]
“The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” John 1:5 Isaiah the prophet tells us that the people who once walked in darkness have now seen a wonderful light. Although […]
For Nancy Hernandez, 17, celebrating Our Lady of Guadalupe has been an annual tradition since she was in preschool. At ages 3 and 4, she said, her parents would dress her up in costumes for […]
Isaiah the prophet tells us that the people who once walked in darkness have now seen a wonderful light. Although these times in which we live may be challenging for all of us in different […]
CHARLESTON—Drums, flutes, song, prayer and the sweet smell of sage were used to honor St. Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American saint, on Dec. 1 at Blessed Sacrament Church. About 100 people attended a Mass, […]
Coury wins poster contestMYRTLE BEACH—Alyssa Coury, a kindergartener at St. Andrew School, won second place in the Horry-Georgetown County Fire and Life Safety Poster and Essay Contest. Her artwork was chosen from applicants in kindergarten […]
CHARLESTON—Charleston Catholic School broke ground for construction of its new building on Dec. 5.Fred McKay, principal, said they hope to start by the end of the month and would love to celebrate completion on All […]
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