WHITE OAK—Women find inspiration to pursue a religious vocation in many different ways. Sister Nancy Shively, OSC, was on a spiritual retreat that led her to change communities. For Kristin Davidson of Charleston, it was […]
CHARLESTON—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone made the following summer assignments recently for diocesan seminarians who are in theological studies in the major seminary. The seminarians are: Deacon Renaurd West is assigned to St. Peter Church in […]
Catherine and Abby Pelicano have started an online publication aimed at helping women live lives guided by Christian values, not the messages of pop culture or the secular media. The Upstate siblings launched Dignitas Magazine […]
CHARLESTON—Sister Marie Cecilia Ferro, a Sister of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy, died at May Forest, the congregation’s motherhouse, on April 21. She was 90. The Mass of Christian Burial was held at May […]
CHARLESTON—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone celebrated the annual chrism Mass beforea packed congregation at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Traditionally held on the Tuesday of Holy Week, it is the time when diocesan priests […]
Now that the Easter season has begun, it is particularly appropriate to reflect on the prayers after the Our Father in the Mass. The first of these has traditionally been called the “Libera nos,” for […]
CHARLESTON— People seeking help from Catholic Charities often have one specific immediate need such as food or clothing, but many could also benefit from follow-up care that helps improve their daily lives. That idea, called […]
By Kathleen Belinga Special to The Miscellany COLUMBIA—Tending to the body, mind and spirit of veterans is the ambitious daily reality for Dr. Barbara Crockett, medical director of the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Clinical Team […]
“Father, will there be a priest to celebrate my Funeral Mass?” When an elderly woman posed that question to Father Jeffrey F. Kirby, he realized how deeply troubled many people are about the future of […]
For the past five years the people of Thimmaraopet, India, have needed safe drinking water. The small, rural village is home to an estimated 500 families. It is a faith-filled and strong Catholic community, said […]
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