JOHNS ISLAND—With each dip of his paddle blade in the water, Greg Dougherty elicits a prayer. He navigates a difficult journey with faith in God and trust in Mary. Dougherty is rowing a 19-foot canoe […]
CHARLESTON—The Catholic Miscellany received seven awards from the Catholic Press Association at the annual Catholic Media Convention held in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, from June 21-23. The Miscellany competes in the non-weekly diocesan newspaper category […]
COLUMBIA—The numbers may have been fewer than in years past but well over 200 hearty souls faced frigid temperatures to make a stand. The group of people, led by the Knights of Columbus honor guard, […]
CHARLESTON—The Hospitaler Sisters of Mercy have come to the Carter-May Home/St. Joseph Residence to share their mission of care and compassion. At the invitation of Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone, the congregation established a new mission […]
JOHNS ISLAND—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone will ordain 35 men to the permanent diaconate this year. These candidates come to the vocation from a wide variety of professions including engineers, business owners, managers, teachers, and retirees. […]
CHARLESTON—On Jan. 1, the costs associated with the marriage annulment process in the Diocese of Charleston were dramatically cut. In response to the reforms Pope Francis has made to canon law designed to speed up […]
COLUMBIA—South Carolina’s St. Vincent de Paul councils want to help people who need a House in a Box. This national program provides families who have lost everything in a natural disaster with new household furnishings […]
CHARLESTON—It was called the 1,000 year storm and brought extreme rains that deluged South Carolina over the past week resulting in catastrophic flooding in the Midlands and places around the Lowcountry. The media reported that […]
Several busloads of South Carolina residents — moms, dads, young adults, grandparents, clergy and diocesan personnel — hit the road Sept. 21 to take the long ride to Philadelphia. A group organized by the Diocese […]
RINGWOOD, N.J.—Franciscan Father Thomas Vigliotta, a professed Franciscan friar for 34 years and a priest for 29, died on July 4 at Holy Name Friary. He was 66. A wake will be held on July […]
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