COLUMBIA—If a woman has an abortion, does she increase her risk of getting breast cancer later in life? For many years, this question has been the subject of heated debate in the medical community, in […]
In December of 2006 my friends and I were working at a mission in Belize, a mere 26 hour bus ride away from Mexico City.
Editor’s Note: Father Bryan P. Babick, SL.L., vicar for Divine Worship and the Sacraments for the Diocese of Charleston, begins a series on the Mass and the forthcoming revised English translation of the Roman Missal.
SAVANNAH, Ga.—Giving of one’s time, talent and treasure as a way of life was the focus of a regional conference held May 1 in the Diocese of Savannah. Matthew Dwyer, director of stewardship and development […]
CHARLESTON—Imagine a large cart hooked to one small donkey. The cart is so overloaded it tips backward, lifting the donkey into the air, where it looks in bewilderment at the ground several feet below. Overburdened, […]
CHARLESTON—When Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone blessed the new meditation garden at Bon Secours-St. Francis Xavier Hospital he described it as a place where people can find God.
CHARLESTON—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone met with religious leaders for two days of interfaith dialogue at Camp St. Christopher on April 29-30.
CHARLESTON—Gilbert Keith Chesterton, 1874-1936, is best known as a prolific British journalist, essayist and novelist who wrote more than 100 books. He also converted to Catholicism, and his writings on Christianity helped C.S. Lewis abandon […]
By Bill Perry, Special to The Catholic Miscellany CHARLESTON—The historic completion of a decade-long renovation of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist was heralded with representation of past and present May 1.
Faithful of Charleston, We are pleased to provide to you the financial results of the Chancery of the Diocese of Charleston.
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