TAYLORS—Prince of Peace Church recently brought one of its own, South Carolina’s lieutenant governor, to talk about human trafficking, a societal scourge that she and the parish’s pastor are passionate about ending. “As parents, we […]
U.S. Surgeon General Jerome M. Adams urged the nation’s faith community this week to share the details of the federal effort to slow the spread of COVID-19. “We’re trying to power and equip faith leaders […]
GREENVILLE—The diocese’s Office of Priest Personnel board will gather in mid-April to consider priestly assignments, including the upcoming vacancies in two parishes in the Greenville Deanery currently led by Franciscan friars. In January, the Franciscan […]
ANDERSON—Laura Boronski opened her talk to a group of Upstate women by praising them not for giving up half of their Saturday to come hear her, but for being “warriors.” “It’s amazing to see this […]
GREENVILLE—Cristina Ortiz frequently nodded her head in agreement as she listened to a recent talk on the current state of higher education in the U.S., and how Catholic parents can prepare their children for college. […]
PELZER—It was a Christmas gift for the Church and the five men working to turn their lives around as they received sacraments during a Mass led by Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone Dec. 10 at Perry […]
GREENVILLE—Father Francisco Cruz Velosa has retired from active ministry, but that doesn’t mean the 78-year-old is finished serving God and the Church. “I still feel I have a need to work, that I’m needed,” Father […]
GREENVILLE—The annual Marian Eucharistic Conference shared a lot more than just information on Mary during the two-day event. Held at the Hilton Hotel on Nov. 9-10, speakers discussed a variety of topics for the more […]
CHARLESTON—Close to 300 people, representing 66 parishes in the diocese, attended the initial information sessions about RENEW, a new program aimed at helping parishes address the clergy sexual-abuse crisis and prevent it from recurring. The […]
UPDATED STORY: The original version of this story, published in the Dec. 5 edition of The Miscellany, contained an error. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church in Mauldin (Simpsonville) is not receiving $2.6 million from the Bicentennial […]
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