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Technological advances create ethical dilemmas in the medical field

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COLUMBIA—Catholic doctors face countless challenges daily, not only in practicing medicine but in reconciling the teachings of their faith with difficult moral and ethical issues arising from today’s medical technologies. Those concerns and how to face them were the main topic at the inaugural meeting for the Diocese of Charleston’s physicians guild, held Jan. 30 at St. Peter Church in Columbia....

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What you need to know about Internet safety, cyberbullying and the law

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COLUMBIA—State agencies are reaching out to Catholic schools, parishes and youth groups in an effort to keep children safe. The S.C. Attorney General’s office and the S.C. Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force are waging war against cyberspace dangers. As part of their campaign, they are offering free internet safety classes....

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Deacon and family reunited in Haiti to assist cleanup, aid efforts

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SENECA—A South Carolina family that was separated following the devastating earthquake in Haiti was reunited last week.Deacon Patrick Moynihan, president of The Haitian Project, left his family about three weeks ago to lead recovery efforts at the organization’s Louverture Cleary School near Port-au-Prince. Parts of the school were damaged in the Jan. 12 earthquake that has killed thousands in and around Port-au-Prince, and has left millions ...

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Our Lady of Peace Church undergoes renovation

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NORTH AUGUSTA—Our Lady of Peace Church looks a lot different these days. People arriving for Sunday Mass enter a building covered by scaffolding and plastic sheeting. Plywood protects the windows. The church on Old Edgefield Road is in the middle of a construction project that started in December. Workers are removing the artificial stucco walls, and replacing it with hard-coat stucco, said Deacon Robert Hookness, who is helping oversee the project....

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Year for Priests

Carmelite Father Thalakulam’s vocation is part of the family business

14-01-2010 | Christina Lee Knauss | The Catholic Micellany NORTH AUGUSTA—Carmelite Father Cherian Thalakulam has one simple motto that has carried him through the many assignments he has had in 33 years of priesthood: “Bloom where you are planted.” He w...
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'No one is unworthy to serve God,' Father Kulah says

02-12-2009 | Staff Reports | The Catholic Micellany CHARLESTON—It may be difficult to feel grateful when it is cold and dreary, but on the morning of Nov. 22, there was cause for celebration at St. Patrick Church. Parishioners and friends joined ...
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Father Tomlinson ordained on St. Theresa's 25th anniversary

24-11-2009 | Deirdre Mays | The Catholic Micellany SUMMERVILLE—The 25th anniversary of St. Theresa the Little Flower Church was marked by a most distinguished occasion on Nov. 21, the ordination to the priesthood of Father Richard B. Tomlinson. The...
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Father Pentis celebrates 50 years as an Oratorian

19-11-2009 | Christina Lee Knauss | The Catholic Micellany ROCK HILL—Oratorian Father William F. Pentis credits the nun who taught him in eighth grade with sparking his idea of pursuing a vocation. “Her name was Sister Mary Alma and she was a Sister of St...
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In retirement, Bishop Thompson encourages vocations

12-11-2009 | Amy Wise Taylor | The Catholic Micellany MOUNT PLEASANT—Bishop Emeritus David B. Thompson served the Diocese of Charleston from 1990 to 1999 before retiring at age 76. In his 49 years as a priest, and the 10 that he has been retired, Bish...
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