Month: June 2009

WALTERBORO — The annual Black Catholic Day of Reflection focused on the group’s long and rich history in the Diocese of Charleston, while at the same time urging members of the community to build strong […]

CHARLESTON—In these days of social networking, studies have shown that Internet consumers want more participation in the information they are presented. As The Catholic Miscellany seeks to meet those needs, readers may notice some changes […]

COLUMBIA — St. Peter Church is making a joyful noise unto the Lord through a thoroughly modern medium: YouTube, the popular Web site. Videos of musical performances from St. Peter have been uploaded to the […]

HANAHAN — Divine Redeemer School in Hanahan has landed a $10,000 grant to help them become “masters of their environment.” The grant proposal was written by Andrea Niesse, who taught fifth grade last year and […]

COLUMBIA — Michael Rucker, a former part-time assistant softball coach at Cardinal Newman School, was arrested June 10 on charges of criminal solicitation of a minor. The coach was allegedly engaged in soliciting sexual relations […]

SUMTER — Chantal Fleming’s devotion to the Knights of Peter Claver Ladies Auxiliary was passed down to her through her family. Her late father, Louis Fleming,  was a member of the historical African-American Catholic fraternal […]

CHARLESTON — The Diocese of Charleston has four high schools with a total of 350 graduates. On the outside, these students may look like their secular brethren, but on the inside, they are unique in […]

CHARLESTON – “Make a difference,” Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone urged the 209 graduates at Bishop England High School’s commencement ceremony on May 29.   “Take what you have received and make a difference,” Bishop Guglielmone […]

COLUMBIA — Seventy-five students graduated from Cardinal Newman School at commencement ceremonies held May 30 at the Township Auditorium. Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone attended the ceremony and presented diplomas to the graduates, along with Principal […]

CHARLESTON — Linda Baranoski, director of religious education at St. Joseph Church in Charleston, made history recently when she graduated with The Sophia Community’s inaugural class. The Sophia Community is a new program at the […]