GREENVILLE—B. Taylor Bruce, 20, was one of hundreds from the Piedmont Deanery who entered the Catholic Church at St. Mary on March 11. The young woman said she and her parents, Charles and Candace Bruce, […]
As the number of people seeking to enter the Catholic Church grows in South Carolina, the Rite of Election has grown with it.
Seminarian Rhett Williams of the Diocese of Charleston explains about the pope’s inaugural Mass in this segment of Faith Facts.
A massive fundraising effort by the S.C. Knights of Columbus is successfully providing ultrasound machines for crisis pregnancy centers. Leaders in the pro-life movement say up to 90 percent of women facing crisis pregnancies choose […]
Lacy Rabideau’s blog, Catholic Icing, provides creative ways to observe Lent, Easter or any Catholic holy day or feast day. The Spartanburg native and mother of three started it as a way to share ideas […]
Editor’s Note: Grace Hanna, a junior at St. Joseph’s Catholic School, wrote on the school’s mini-mester program for The Miscellany. GREENVILLE—This year, as we approached the spring semester, excitement grew for mini-mester, which was offered […]
GREENVILLE—Mrs. Clark’s fifth grade class at Our Lady of the Rosary School celebrated the Gullah culture recently. One of the projects featured Gullah artist, Jonathan Green.
CLEMSON—Father Hugh Burns is very good at using levity to help spread God’s message, though he said he’s a terrible comedian.
ROCK HILL—Serious economic and environmental problems could be solved if more people would simply follow the concept of charity set forth in the Gospels.
Which do you want first, the good new or the bad news?” the messenger asks. More often than not, people will choose to hear the bad news first rather than delay delivery of the more […]
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