Articles by Amy Wise Taylor | The Catholic Miscellany

HILTON HEAD—After 10 years in business, St. Francis Thrift Shop is doing better than ever, despite a wave of economic depression that has sunk other small businesses. Hal Wieland, manager, said their success is due […]

GOOSE CREEK—Immaculate Conception Church held a safety fair for children Aug. 22 that taught important lessons about protecting oneself and helping others. The children who attended were excited about all the information, prizes and giveaways […]

CHARLESTON—The Office of Child Protection Services is conducting a rescreening of all diocesan employees and volunteers whose original screening occurred in 2006 or earlier and who have access to children. Bonnie Sigers, safe environment manager, […]

CHARLESTON—There is good news for parishes who want to build or remodel: Changes have been made to make the process a lot easier. Now, instead of creating a presentation of their needs and driving to […]

COLUMBIA—When students at St. John Neumann started school recently, they discovered something new on their campus: earth movers. The construction vehicles were there to start work on a new two-story building that will house four […]

SUMMERVILLE—Ever since Sister Maryjane Golden took her vows, her ministry of choice has been faith formation, especially for youth and families.

The Diocese of Charleston said goodbye to many familiar faces this past year, including the superintendent of education and the leaders of seven schools. Filling those spots was not an easy task, and some were […]

Tell a coach that sports and religion aren’t connected and he’s sure to start quoting popes. Pope John Paul II and Pope Pius XII, for sure, who both praised the values that could be learned […]

Volunteers are so essential to whether a school can make it or not that many schools have made volunteering mandatory. School officials said the concept of service hours is a common practice up north that […]