Articles by Amy Wise Taylor | The Catholic Miscellany

SUMMERVILLE—St. John the Beloved Church’s music ministry is sounding a high note for ecumenism with its monthly concert series. In January, the church hosted the Charleston Symphony Orchestra and the American Boychoir, both of which […]

Catholic Schools Week will be celebrated nationally Jan. 31 to Feb. 6 with the slogan “Dividends for Life.”

GEORGETOWN/GLOVERVILLE—The Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul are an international community of over 19,000 women in more than 90 countries. They are located throughout the United States and have two communities in South […]

CHARLESTON—The Catholic Church has an untold number of people who work behind the scenes to spread the Gospel message. Sometimes, someone looks in their direction and recognizes their contributions. Such was the case Jan. 21 […]

CHARLESTON—Micah McLaurin, who is considered a piano prodigy by many, can thank God and his grandmother. God gave him his talent, and his grandmother gave him his first piano at age 9. “I became interested […]

CHARLESTON—Two principals from the Diocese of Charleston school system are leaving at the end of the 2009-10 school year. Jean Steinhoff from Divine Redeemer in Hanahan is retiring and David Held from Bishop England High […]

CHARLESTON—The Daughters of St. Paul are a relatively new order dating back to 1915. They can be found in over 30 nations and are involved in every aspect of the communications ministry. The sisters came […]

SOUTH CAROLINA—Finding a man or woman called to religious life has been compared to discovering a piece of gold glinting in the dark. It is not an easy task; not for those searching for priests […]