AIKEN–Members of St. Mary Help of Christians Church in Aiken truly know how to show their appreciation for the priests and deacons who serve them. More than 200 people turned out Oct. 17 for the […]
COLUMBIA—Christians who are confused about the issue of immigration can find guidance in the Bible, according to participants at the Lutheran, Anglican, Roman Catholic and United Methodist Bishops’ Dialogue.
SIMPSONVILLE—St. Clare Sister Venita M. Baham, OSC, died Oct. 11. She was 83.The Mass of Christian Burial was at the Monastery of St. Clare chapel in New Orleans, followed by the burial was in the […]
COLUMBIA—Attendees paid tribute to Blessed John Paul II and the late Father Filemon Juya at the ninth annual Diocesan Hispanic Celebration on Oct. 15.
“What we’ve got here is a failure to communicate.”It’s a famous line from the 1967 film “Cool Hand Luke” but it can be applied to life on a daily basis. Especially in a world where […]
CLEMSON—In a small parlor of a two-story converted home on the grounds of St. Andrew Church, a Franciscan priest led a small group study of how St. Francis’ love for nature can guide today’s Catholics […]
GREENVILLE—Deacon Patrick Moynihan’s mission to help the people of Haiti has taken on an added direction in the almost two years since the island nation was devastated by a 7.0-magnitude earthquake.Now, Moynihan said, Haiti faces […]
COLUMBIA—The ninth annual Diocese of Charleston Rosary Celebration focused on the message of hope found through faith in Christ, the intercession of Mary, and living a life of prayer and concern for others. About 150 […]
COLUMBIA—Participants at the annual South Carolina Catholic Charismatic Conference learned that people can overcome crises and difficulties and be transformed by meditating on the life of Jesus and allowing the Holy Spirit into their lives.The […]
The Catholic Miscellany visited Camp Barstow where the 2011 Catholic Camporee was held for Boy and Girl Scouts.
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