Year: 2002

  After the state pro-life rally in Columbia on Jan. 13, Wanda Franz, Ph.D., spoke to The Miscellany about her involvement on the National Right to Life Committee (NRTL) and the future of their work. […]

  by NANCY SCHWERIN CHARLESTON — Conway Park is official. Named in honor of Franciscan Sister Maigread Conway, it is a gathering place for the countless people whose lives she touched on earth and for […]

by PAUL A. BARRA SUMTER — Catholics in the Midlands of South Carolina have a French aristocrat to thank for the development of their faith tradition. Natalie Delage Sumter, godchild of King Louis XVI, was […]

By JOEY REISTROFFER SPARTANBURG — A busload of believers in the sanctity of life will gather before dawn Monday for a journey they hope will open some eyes, change some hearts and uncover the evil […]

2nd year theology at St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary, Boynton Beach, Fla. Birthplace/date: Aug. 22, 1960, Liberty, N.Y. Home parish/location: St. Mary of the Annunciation, Charleston Family: Mom in Brunswick, Ga., and dad in […]

By JORDAN MCMORROUGH SEABROOK ISLAND — Diocesan leadership team members for the Disciples in Mission effort gathered for a weekend of formation, training and personal renewal at the St. Christopher Conference Center in mid-December to […]

  By JORDAN MCMORROUGH CHARLESTON — The New Catholic Miscellany has a long and storied history, including the distinction of being the first Catholic newspaper founded in America in 1822. While the publication has grown […]

  CHARLESTON — Cleo Elizabeth Cantey, chancellor for administration for the Diocese of Charleston, died of a heart attack Jan. 11 at Roper Hospital. She had been in the facility following a stroke suffered at […]

By SHEILA OJENDYK COLUMBIA — Catholic and Protestant South Carolinians put their theological differences aside to stand together as Christians for the sanctity of human life. The occasion was the annual Stand Up for Life […]

  By NANCY SCHWERIN The Daughters of St. Paul are looking to help women discern a vocation. Through inviting them to stay for a week at their downtown Charleston convent, the sisters will introduce women […]