Articles by Terry Cregar | The Catholic Miscellany

GREENVILLE—In 1938, commercial television was beginning to make its way across the Atlantic from Europe, Adolph Hitler invaded Austria, a postage stamp cost 3 cents, and two young people from New York were married.

GREENVILLE—More than 300 people gathered at Our Lady of the Rosary Church May 30 for the 10th annual Vietnamese Marian celebration. Rain fell as people from North and South Carolina sheltered under umbrellas while singing […]

TAYLORS—An effort by one parish to help a family that lost much of what they owned in a house fire has grown to include a community. For the past two weeks, members of Prince of […]

CLEMSON—In vitro fertilization, and technology that is helping turn the procedure into an acceptable alternative to natural pregnancy, is rapidly outpacing our moral discernment.

GREENVILLE—The liturgy is what really touches people’s lives, but it isn’t always used to its fullest potential, Father Michael Driscoll said. He spoke to a group of about 40 at Furman University on the impact […]

CLEMSON—Three churches in Pickens and Oconee counties have together launched a $2 million capital campaign to purchase land for a new church in Clemson and make repairs and improvements on those in Seneca and Walhalla.

CLEMSON—Five teams from three Catholic schools competed in the FIRST LEGO League State Championship and the Junior FIRST LEGO League State “Show Off” held at Clemson University last week.

SPARTANBURG—Lent is a time of fasting and penitence, but it’s also a time for prayer and reflection when there is the need to remove oneself from the daily routine and find that quiet place. Like […]