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WASHINGTON—Since childhood, the typical U.S. Catholic’s response to Lent is giving up, as in “What are you giving up for Lent?” If you haven’t been keeping track, Catholics in the United States and worldwide — […]
CHARLESTON—The Catholic Miscellany welcomes Zane Jernigan, from Knoxville, Tenn., as its new editor. Jernigan graduated from the University of Tennessee with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design in 2008. He then worked for […]
WASHINGTON—This year, World Marriage Day, observed annually on the second Sunday of February, will be celebrated Feb. 14, which also is the feast of St. Valentine and which since the eighth century has been a […]
DIOCESE—There was no trip planned to Washington, D.C., this year for the annual March for Life rally. No caravans from various parishes drove up to our nation’s capital. No local Catholic high school students got […]
CHARLESTON—Don’t expect to leave church on Ash Wednesday this year with a large black cross in the middle of your forehead. Just as it has changed so much in life, the pandemic has altered the […]
VATICAN CITY—A new attitude and approach toward the elderly are needed in today’s world, especially in the places and ways they are cared for when they become more fragile, said the Pontifical Academy for Life. […]
WASHINGTON – Una alianza de presidentes de universidades y colegios y de EE. UU., incluso instituciones católicas, dicen que el proyecto de ley DREAM del 2021 “representa el primer paso para restaurar la certeza en […]
WASHINGTON—An alliance of presidents of U.S. colleges and universities, including Catholic institutions, said the bipartisan DREAM Act of 2021 “represents the first step to restore certainty into the lives of young adults, students, and other […]
WASHINGTON—As COVID-19 vaccinations roll out slowly through the country, some groups are getting the vaccine even more slowly than others. “It has been really frustrating to see how we have been treated as second-class workers […]
GREENVILLE—Storefronts advertising payday loans are all too common a sight in low-income neighborhoods in most South Carolina cities and towns. These businesses market extremely high-interest loans — often with triple-digit interest rates — to economically […]
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