Dear Readers, The delivery of your Sept. 13 edition of The Catholic Miscellany has been unavoidably delayed. Due to Hurricane Florence and her unpredictable path, the U.S. post office in Charleston is closed and is not accepting […]
DIOCESE—Due to the forecasted impact of Hurricane Florence, and the unpredictable track of the storm, Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone has granted a dispensation from Sunday Mass obligation on Sept. 15 (Vigil) and Sunday, Sept. 16, […]
CHARLESTON—As Hurricane Florence gathers force in the Atlantic Ocean and threatens to make landfall along the shores of the Carolinas, state and diocesan officials are working to coordinate their responses for possible evacuations and to […]
DENVER, Colo.—Not long ago, introducing more technology into the classroom meant allowing third graders to play 15 minutes of Oregon Trail during recess time. In recent years, particularly after the emergence of smartphones and other […]
VATICAN CITY—Without respectfully collaborating with teachers and schools, parents will risk being on their own when it comes to educating their children and be at a greater disadvantage for facing the challenges emerging from today’s […]
COLUMBIA—The Men’s Cursillo #69 retreat held at Our Lady of the Hills drew 21 men from 14 parishes for a closer encounter with God. Cursillo weekends focus on helping Catholics become more effective Christian leaders […]
VATICAN CITY—People need to make peace with their lives and anything they are running from, rather than lose themselves to escapism and playful distraction, Pope Francis said. There is an “industry of distraction” in full […]
Catholic Relief Services provides ongoing emergency response and recovery activities around the world. Their work is possible thanks to the generous support of private and public donors, the dedication of local partners, and the unwavering […]
WASHINGTON—The U.S. International Commission on Religious Freedom singled out 28 countries for their repression of religious liberty in its annual report, issued Aug. 29. Sixteen countries were designated in the 228-page report as Tier 1 […]
WASHINGTON—Echoing what Pope Francis said during a Mass in May, the bishop who heads the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development said, “The struggle of working people, of the poor” is not […]
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