The key to managing them in the best way possible is to combine them, to practice justice when offering mercy and vice versa.

In Christ's most spectacular and significant reversal of fortune, he transforms the ultimate defeat into the ultimate victory.

Sometimes, silence is the only thing that can comfort. People who h...

South Carolina’s aggressive execution schedule means we cannot be passive.

The Catholic Miscellany features four more religious groups in South Carolina that honor patron saints in their official names.

Every Christian must live out the events of Christ’s life in some manner.

We gain new insight into how Christ loved us — “becoming obedient to death, even death on a cross” (Phil 2:8).

For at least six millennia, philosophers have assumed we are made up of body and spirit (or soul) and then argued which took primacy over the other.

Jesus was great at irresistible communication in a holy and perfect way. Read on to learn how to communicate like Jesus.

St. John Paul II emphasized that the death penalty should only be used in the rarest cases to protect society – a situation he believed is virtually nonexistent in modern times.

True, evangelization is not as easy as joyfully chatting nonstop about a major, rare weather event.

Some saints, founders of religious communities and orders leave legacies that thrive.

The paschal mystery, part 1

Four groups of religious sisters in our diocese proclaim the gift and call of charity by their very name.

Helpmates point to the eternal lives of souls.

Campus Ministries at Bishop England High School, Ben Robertson, sees beyond textbooks and classrooms to the deeper landscape of young souls searching for meaning.

Este 2025 es un año muy especial porque es un Año Santo, también conocido como “Jubileo”, el cual se celebra cada 25 años.

Human history becomes salvation history in Christ.

When have you felt closest to the Lord?

After a listening session with religious sisters, Bishop Fabre-Jeune made a request of The Catholic Miscellany: tell the stories of our religious sisters and their communities.

We’re approaching the shortest day of the year, and we are in the midst of the darkest yet most lit-up season.

Evangelization only takes a spark.

We are not called to periodic obedience, but to a daily and often hidden consent to whatever God asks of us.

Our great commission as Christians is to go out into the fields and proclaim the Good News of Jesus’ advent.

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