Bush recalled for her unwavering devotion to family, community
HOUSTON—Former first lady Barbara Bush “was a model public servant and set a standard for her unwavering and loving devotion to both family and community,” said Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo of Galveston Houston in offering his prayers and “heartfelt condolences” to the Bush family. Wife of the nation’s 41st president and mother of the 43rd […]
Andrew Lyons wins full-tuition scholarship
GREENVILLE—Andrew Lyons, a senior at St. Joseph’s Catholic School, was named a winner of Franciscan University of Steubenville’s Father Michael Scanlan, TOR, Scholarship Competition. Lyons was chosen from among 80 competitors to receive one of two four-year full-tuition scholarships. Active in athletics and academics, he is a campus ministry leader, captain of the varsity football […]
Rising freshmen tapped for annual St. Joseph’s Scholars Award
GREENVILLE—Rising ninth-graders Mia Kim and Zana Norton were recently selected as the recipients of the St. Joseph’s Scholar Award. This merit-based scholarship, awarded annually to two incoming freshmen, recognizes academic excellence and covers one-half of high school tuition. Both girls are current eighth-graders at St. Joseph’s Catholic School. Mia is the daughter of Alex and […]
Walking the path of Christ at Charleston Catholic
CHARLESTON—Charleston Catholic School students collected hygiene products for Jenkins Orphanage and One80 Place as part of their Lenten outreach. The children and their families donated more than 400 items to those in need.
St. Joe’s school opens new building
GREENVILLE—St. Joseph’s Catholic School held a ribbon cutting on their new three-story, $4.2 million UKnight building recently. The addition connects the academic building to the gymnasium and houses two state-of-the-art science labs, flexible meeting and classroom space, locker rooms and athletic department offices, plus a hallway mural showcasing the history of the school’s athletic program. […]
Family Honor founders receive tribute
COLUMBIA—Family Honor celebrated its 30th anniversary with a banquet March 24 at Cardinal Newman School. Over 100 people from three states attended the event, which featured keynote speaker Dr. John Grabowski. Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone opened the banquet with prayer, noting Family Honor’s long service to the diocese, and their continued outreach to other dioceses. […]
Our Lady of Perpetual Help holds a traditional meal
CAMDEN—On the eve of the Easter Tridiuum, parishioners at Our Lady of Perpetual Help “journeyed back through history and reenacted a Seder Meal through the lens of the Catholic Christian faith,” Maureen Renault wrote in a press release. It was organized by Stephen Goodman, a permanent diaconate candidate. This meal, steeped in tradition, required much […]
New priest appointments
Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone has made the following assignments for priests in the Diocese of Charleston: VICAR GENERAL: Father Anthony Droze, was moved from pastor of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church in North Myrtle Beach and Church of the Resurrection in Loris, to serve as a second Vicar General for the diocese, and as sacramental chaplain at The Citadel, which […]
Beautifying is an act of God
In a nine-minute YouTube clip, Bishop Robert Barron reminds us that the “great transcendentals” — the good, the true, and the beautiful — can all be ways in which we evangelize. Today’s converts are sometimes won the way some of the very first Christians were: by witnessing unselfish works of love and service. Others are won […]
Human narratives in the Bible
Q: I’ve been trying to read the Bible. I started in Genesis but came across the story of the nephilim (Gen 6:1-4), which apparently are the offspring of angels and human women? What is this all about? Is this something we believe? (Lexington, SC) A: I’m very grateful for your question, especially because it started […]
« Previous
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
…
115
Next »
|
|
|
