ORANGEBURG—Over 150 people, representing several of our historically African American parishes in the diocese, participated in a two-day celebration that focused on the gifts Black Catholics bring to the Church. Holy Trinity hosted the gathering, […]
With over 200,000 Catholics in the diocese, our faith community is bursting with possibilities. As brothers and sisters with a mission to share the Gospel, make disciples, and be Christ to each person we encounter, […]
Catholic Schools Week was celebrated in the Diocese of Charleston and across the United States from Jan. 26 through Feb. 1. The national celebration is a time to recognize the importance of Catholic education to […]
CHARLESTON, S.C.—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone has revised the date that the Catholic Diocese of Charleston will release the names of priests credibly accused of sexual abuse of minors in the diocese dating back to 1950. […]
CHARLESTON—Ten people from the Diocese of Charleston were chosen to receive papal honors by Pope Francis. Eight were honored with the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice Cross while two received the Benerementi Medal. They are given […]
People who go to Mass for the feast of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary may not know the exact reason for this important holy day of obligation, officially observed on Dec. 8. […]
CHARLESTON—The Diocese of Charleston has received a near flawless financial report from its annual audit. The audit, conducted by Cherry Bekaert CPAs & Advisors, looks at the financial accountability of the Chancery, Catholic Charities, and […]
CHARLESTON—A special collection to help retired religious will be held in the Diocese of Charleston on Dec. 8. The Retirement Fund for Religious collection benefits orders such as the Monastery of St. Clare in Travelers Rest, whose […]
CHARLESTON—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone announced to The Miscellany that he will hold town hall meetings to talk about and answer questions related to the current crisis in the Catholic Church and the results of the […]
MONCKS CORNER—Trappist Father Joseph A. Tedesco was elected the new leader of Our Lady of Mepkin Abbey on Nov. 3. Father Joe, as he is known, succeeds Father Stan Gumula, who led the Mepkin community […]
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