GREENVILLE—The liturgy is what really touches people’s lives, but it isn’t always used to its fullest potential, Father Michael Driscoll said. He spoke to a group of about 40 at Furman University on the impact […]
CHARLESTON—Priests from the Diocese of Charleston reaffirmed their commitment to priestly service, worshipped together and received thanks for their devoted work at the annual Chrism Mass, or Mass of the Oils, held March 30 at […]
Venturing Crew receives national award AIKEN—Venturing Crew 115 from St. Mary Help of Christians Church received their National Gold Medallion award from Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone of the Diocese of Charleston at the Province of […]
Editor’s note: This is the final part of a series for Lent. At a time when our society is discussing and debating health care, social assistance and immigration, it is helpful to look to the […]
As the Boy Scouts of America celebrate the centennial of their founding, The Miscellany presents a photo essay of Catholic Scouts in South Carolina.
WINNSBORO—Over 600 high school teenagers and youth ministers converged for faith, friends and fun at the annual Diocesan Youth Conference held March 12–14 at the White Oak Conference Center.
COLUMBIA—Cartwheels and flips were the special of the day in the cafeteria at St. Martin de Porres School on March 17.
GREENVILLE—Women provide special gifts to the Catholic Church through the work they do. Whether it is caring for children and the less fortunate, raising money for charities and parishes, teaching the faith, or working at […]
CHARLESTON—Now that fears of the 2009 H1N1 pandemic have ebbed, Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone has reinstated the reception of the Eucharist on the tongue, receiving the Precious Blood, and exchanging the sign of peace in […]
The 40 days of Lent may be approached through a number of philosophies, but ultimately, the goal of each is to bring one closer to God.
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