Articles by Amy Wise Taylor | The Catholic Miscellany

MOUNT PLEASANT — If you build it, they will come. That was the premise behind the construction of a bee house in the fifth-grade garden at Christ Our King-Stella Maris School. Bronwyn Santos, a gardener […]

NORTH CHARLESTON — Second graders and senior citizens swapped stories and sang hymns in a long-awaited face-to-face gathering at Echo House recently. Each year, students from Charleston Catholic exchange names and photos with a prayer […]

MOUNT PLEASANT — Andie Dougherty was living the happiest year of her life. She passed her CPA exam, her husband Tom took a new job that allowed him to spend more time with his growing […]

CHARLESTON — Catholics will be able to stoke the flames of their faith during the Fire at the Beach celebration in Myrtle Beach Sept. 14-15. The two-day gathering will be a wonderful opportunity to bring […]

SEABROOK ISLAND — Youth ministries directors from across the state relaxed and recharged at Camp St. Christopher on Seabrook Island during a retreat May 15-17. Mike Patin, a nationally renowned speaker from Lafayette, La., was […]

CHARLESTON — Bishop Robert J. Baker called on school principals to offer spiritual guidance when helping students discern God’s path for them. The bishop was speaking to the administrators during a special Mass held to […]

CHARLESTON — Master Sgt. John Sookikian is on his second tour of duty in Baghdad, Iraq, and he is making the most of his time. The soldier is taking the lessons of love and charity […]

MONCKS CORNER — Have you seen the cartoon drawing of the dad holding his crying child in front of him while looking very perplexed and yelling, “Where’s the owners manual?” If you’re a parent, chances […]

CHARLESTON — Nick Theos, the former principal of Bishop England High School who was an authoritative and compassionate presence in the lives of thousands of students, died April 26. He was 75. The funeral was […]

CHARLESTON — The National Catholic Education Association convention in Baltimore attracted six principals from South Carolina, plus a number of teachers and diocesan educational leaders. Those who went all agreed that one of the biggest […]