Credit: The Catholic Miscellany/Carolina Mascarin. Young Ddult Involvement Has Grown Exponentially. According to statistics shared with CNA by the Diocese of Charleston, ...

EWTN News, Inc. is the world’s largest Catholic news organization, comprised of television, ... Doug Deas/The Catholic Miscellany.) CNA Nation December 8, 2020. CHARLESTON, S.C.

Bishop John England started the first Catholic diocesan paper in the U.S., the Catholic Miscellany, in 1822 in Charleston, South Carolina. Although originally founded to catechize, evangelize and ...

Stevenson writes for The Catholic Miscellany, newspaper of the Diocese of Charleston. Crux is dedicated to smart, wired and independent reporting on the Vatican and worldwide Catholic Church.

Deirdre C. Mays, a freelance writer is the former editor of The Catholic Miscellany newspaper for the Diocese of Charleston, South Carolina. By this Author May 09, 2025 ...

catholic journals advocating the canonization of columbus--the vatican not yet determined to do so,however--the admiral and the gigantic ferryman. Share full article Sept. 18, 1876 ...

At Briggs Corner, N. B., Woodie Knox, 20, and Freda Myer, 11, were refused by several ministers before they found the Rev. R. Crandall, Baptist, who married them, making Freda "the youngest ...

Miscellany: Insult. 1 minute read. ... repugnantly and contrary to the tenets of the Roman Catholic faith,” Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Lyman brought suit for $75,000 against the Jewish hospital ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. — The Catholic Church in South Carolina has a new leader. Pope Francis has named Father Jacques Fabre, C.S., as the 14th Bishop of Charleston. Father Fabre will succeed the Most ...

Adam Tate’s new book “Catholics’ Lost Cause” is a welcome addition to the scholarship on the history of religion in the South. Tate explores the efforts of three antebellum Catholic ...

Nearly 30 years later, the church can finish that essential detail, thanks to an anonymous $160,000 gift, according to Jack McGovern, director of stewardship at Blessed Sacrament.

The Diocese of Charleston, South Carolina, which turns 204 years old this month, has seen an impressive rise in its Catholic population the last few decades.